Schizoaffective disorder is a condition that develops when a person is recovering from schizophrenia.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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The nurse practitioner working in an overnight sleep lab is assessing and diagnosing patients with sleep apnea. During this diagnostic procedure, the nurse notes that a patient's blood pressure is 162/97
The nurse explains this connection to the patient based on which of the following pathophysiological principles? A) During apneic periods, the patient experiences hypoxemia that stimulates chemoreceptors to induce vasoconstriction. B) When the patient starts to snore, his epiglottis is closed over the trachea. C) When the airway is obstructed, specialized cells located in the back of the throat send signals to the kidney to increase pulse rate. D) When airways are obstructed, the body will retain extracellular fluid so that this fluid can be shifted to intravascular space to increase volume.
The stages of shock proceed in a definite sequence. What is the correct order?
1. Progressive, compensatory, refractory 2. Refractory, progressive, compensatory 3. Compensatory, progressive, refractory 4. Distributive, compensatory, refractory
Why should a nurse researcher want to limit or eliminate extraneous variables in a study?
a. More research questions would be required to account for the extraneous variables. b. Extensive statistical analysis would be required to justify the presence of extraneous variables. c. Extraneous variables compete with the independent variables as explanations of the study's outcome. d. Manipulation of the extraneous variables increases the risk for researcher bias in the study's outcomes.
Potential barriers to effective communication can impact how the message is delivered and if it is received. Which of the following are some of these barriers to communication?
a. stereotyping b. internal locus of control c. inattention d. stress e. past-oriented culture f. giving advice