A community health nurse is working with a group of school nurses to develop interventions for a 10-year-old girl exhibiting signs and symptoms of school refusal. Which of the following would be most appropriate?
A) Limiting parental involvement in the school
B) Exposing the child rapidly to the classroom
C) Keeping the child at home for a while
D) Providing relaxation training
D
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Commission has compiled a list of do-not-use abbreviations, acronyms, and symbols to avoid the possibility of errors that may be life threatening. Of the following, which are acceptable? (Select all that apply.) a. Daily b. QD c. qod d. 0.X mg e. X mg
A patient prays, "God, be with me during this surgery and help me safely through it so I can be with my wife and children again." Which type of prayer is the patient utilizing?1) Intercession 2) Petition 3) Offering 4) Penitence
1) Intercession 2) Petition 3) Offering 4) Penitence
A patient with suicidal impulses is on the highest level of suicide precautions. Which measures should the nurse incorporate into the patient's plan of care? Select all that apply
a. Allow no glass or metal on meal trays. b. Remove all potentially harmful objects from the patient's possession. c. Maintain arm's length, one-on-one nursing observation around the clock. d. Check the patient's whereabouts every hour. Make verbal contact at least three times each shift. e. Check the patient's whereabouts every 15 minutes, and make frequent verbal contacts. f. Keep the patient within visual range while he or she is awake. Check every 15 to 30 minutes while the patient is sleeping.
During a symptom analysis, a patient describes his productive cough and states his sputum is thick and yellow. Based on these data, the nurse suspects which factor as the cause of these symptoms?
a. Virus b. Allergy c. Fungus d. Bacteria