Which of the following explanations by the nurse would be the best description of personal identity?
a. A continually evolving sense of individuality and uniqueness
b. The same as demographic data
c. A person's genetic and cultural heritage
d. Individual information guarded to avoid identity theft
ANS: A
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a. creation of policies related to genetic privacy acts. b. inclusion of women and children in research studies. c. purchasing prescription drugs from foreign countries. d. reimbursement through capitated cost agreements.
On expiration, the lung is approximately at the level of
a. the fifth rib at the midaxillary line. b. T3. c. T10. d. the oblique fissure.
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He asks for physical therapy schedules and time lines for prosthetics based on his healing process. Based on your knowledge of the theory of reasoned action, the client's behavior reflects A) an enhanced ability to meet his goals based on his intention and behaviors. B) unrealistic goal setting that is irrational based on the client's diagnosis and behaviors. C) a depression that will complicate the healing process. D) denial of the injury and part of the healing process.
One characteristic of a high reliability perinatal unit is
A. Alarms can only be called by unit leaders B. Reliance on memorization of protocols C. The organization creates a safety-oriented culture