When assessing the DTRs, what is the normal response of the biceps reflex?
A) Elbow flexion
B) Elbow extension
C) Forearm supination
D) Hand pronation
A
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A) Learning independence B) Delaying self-gratification C) Learning to cooperate D) Learning to behave in a way that is acceptable to others
While providing a client with a back massage, the nurse uses the massage technique of petrissage, which is best described as:
a. gliding and long rhythmic strokes using both hands. b. focused, deep, circular motions using the thumb pads, heel of the hand, or fingertips. c. pressing, squeezing, kneading, and rolling movements by both hands. d. brisk, rhythmic, percussive movements using palms, fingertips, and knuckles.
The nurse caring for a hyperthyroid patient would include in the nursing care plan implementations for (select all that apply):
1. decreasing weight. 2. provision of a cool environment. 3. eye care. 4. nutritional support. 5. prevention of diarrhea.
After observing a client with bipolar disorder on the mental health unit, the nurse determines that the client is at an acute risk for violence. Which of the following would be the most appropriate intervention?
A) Ask the client to sit alone and write a letter. B) Restrict the client to his room until he calms down. C) Encourage him to participate in an activity with other clients. D) Tell the client that if he is violent, he will be sent home.