What is the fifth step of the nursing process?
a. outcome identifica-tion c. revision
b. goal development d. evaluation
D
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The nurse informs a group of adolescents that the single most preventable cause of death and disease in the United States today is:
a. drug use. b. alcohol addiction. c. cigarette smoking. d. malnutrition.
Older adult patients
A) tend to age very similarly. B) must frequently be told who they are. C) age at different rates and in different ways. D) experience few changes in their physical characteristics.
Which of the following is most descriptive of the spiritual development of the older adolescent?
a. Beliefs become more abstract. b. Rituals and practices become increasingly important. c. Strict observance of religious customs is common. d. Emphasis is placed on external manifestations, such as whether a person goes to church.
At a wellness checkup in June, a 2-year-old child weighed 22 lb, 4 oz. By September, the child had gained 1 lb, 12 oz, and by December the child had gained another 1 lb, 8 oz. How much did the child weigh at the December checkup?
A. 25 lb, 12 oz B. 25 lb, 8 oz C. 25 lb, 2 oz D. 24 lb, 14 oz