A resident's hairbrush has very sharp bristles. You are concerned that it could injure the person's scalp. What should you do?
a. Ask the person's family to buy a different hairbrush.
b. Throw the hairbrush away and use a comb.
c. Tell the nurse about your concerns.
d. Ask the person if you should continue to use the hairbrush.
C
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A) Integration B) Attachment C) Cleavage D) Budding
The mother of a toddler expresses concern over her son "constantly playing with his penis and scrotum.". The nurse would correctly use which of the following responses to address the mother's concern in this situation?
1. "These practices are normal for a child of this age.". 2. "Does she see his father doing the same actions?" 3. "Does he know what it means to be a boy or a girl?" 4. "These behaviors will go away as he gets older.".
The Henry Street Settlement was founded by
A) Dorothea Dix B) Lillian Wald C) Florence Nightingale D) Isabel Hampton Robb
The nurse is reviewing the diagnostic laboratory results for a client. The body needs all electrolytes and more for normal functioning of nerves and muscles, developing body cells, blood clotting, and coordinating all body activities
Based on this information, what is the major ion of the intracellular fluid that is responsible for the normal functioning of neurons and muscles cells, including the heart, that the nurse needs to review on the diagnostic test results? A) Sodium B) Potassium C) Calcium D) Magnesium