To reduce their risk of retaliation, which action by a potential whistle-blower would be most appropriate?
A) Make necessary complaints anonymously, hoping media or someone else will follow up on it
B) Determine legal duty for reporting, researching carefully the specifics of legal protection
C) Go public with information rather than trying to solve the problem internally
D) Threaten those accused of wrongdoing, not really follow through on the whistle-blowing
B
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A) Utilize a fixed effects model to ascertain heterogeneity B) Address publication bias and compute a fail-safe number C) Determine if exclusion criteria changes the results in a study D) Split the effect size information from studies into distinct categorical groups
A nurse is describing the renal system to a client with a kidney disorder. Which structure would the nurse identify as emptying into the ureters?
A) Nephron B) Renal pelvis C) Parenchyma D) Glomerulus
A nurse is assessing a patient with Simmonds cachexia. What symptom should the nurse anticipate the patient will exhibit?
a. High body temperature b. Ruddy complexion c. Silky body hair d. Muscle wasting
A nurse is caring for a patient who has a history of getting up without assistance, which has resulted in falls. The nurse selects a restraint alternative for this patient. Restraint alternatives include which of the following? Select all that apply
1. Vests 2. Jackets 3. Leg monitors 4. Bed monitors 5. Chair monitors