The nurse caring for a well older adult should anticipate that a slight, steady decline in which of the following might occur after age 60 as part of the normal aging process?
1. wisdom
2. judgment
3. common sense
4. short-term memory
ANS: 4
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a. pain relief during the transition phase of labor b. fetal rotation from an occiput posterior position to an anterior position c. fetal progression through the pelvis d. uteroplacental blood flow
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a. plasma c. platelets b. fibrin d. gamma globulins
A nurse manager is educating a new nurse on how to prevent back injuries in the workplace. The teaching has been effective when the new nurse states: (Select all that apply.)
a. "Back injuries can be caused by lifting.". b. "Back injuries can be caused by transfer-ring.". c. "Back injuries are not common in the workplace.". d. "Back injuries can occur when reaching for something.". e. "Back injuries only occur when perform-ing work incorrectly.".
MC The nurse is working with a client who had his testes surgically removed as part of treatment for testicular cancer. The treatment had a profound impact on his self-image
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