Factor analysis disentangles complex interrelationships among items and identifies items that "go together" as unified concepts
A) True
B) False
A
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During a history examination, a patient tells the nurse, "The cardiologist says I have a leaking valve." The nurse documents that the patient has a history of
a. acute mitral regurgitation. c. chronic mitral regurgitation. b. aortic insufficiency. d. pericardial friction rub.
Postoperative teaching for a person who has had a cataract removed from the left eye would include: (Select all that apply.)
a. sleeping on the right side. b. taking a stool softener to avoid straining at stool. c. bending over from the waist; not stooping. d. providing instruction for instilling eye-drops. e. providing instruction on signs of compli-cations.
To increase the number of people with a specific source of ongoing care, what would a nurse teach the patient?
A) Review healthy diet, regular exercise, weight reduction, and recommended screenings B) Remind patients with diabetes to get foot checks annually C) Discuss safe-sex practices and encourage patients who are at risk to get testing D) Teach the patient to have regular visits for screening and health promotion
The nurse needs to obtain the height of a client who is unable to stand. Which of the following would the nurse do?
A) Estimate the height while the client is lying in bed B) Measure the distance from the top of the client's head to his ankles C) Measure from client's arm span using one of his arms outstretched D) Extend a ruler from the forehead to the tip of the client's toes