Which of the following is not one of the assessments that should be made in the first three minutes when contacting a person displaying symptoms of a mental disorder?
a. Elements of evaluation
b. Availability of back-up resources
c. behavioral reactions
d. emotional reactions
e. intellectual functioning
Answer: b. Availability of back-up resources
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a. brain surgery to remove a tumor. b. a kidney disorder. c. habitually consumed excessive amounts of water. d. a thyroid disorder.
The nurse is assessing an older adult patient who presents with a sprained ankle. Which finding would cause the nurse to suspect abuse?
1) The patient states, "I tripped on a throw rug in the living room." 2) The patient waited 3 days until seeking treatment. 3) The patient's caregiver states, "My mom has never fallen before. Is she ok?" 4) The patient asks that her son be present for the exam.
Nurses who use Healthy People 2020 as a guide for education
a. Focus on avoiding cigarette smoking and using alcohol in moderation b. Educate clients using primary and secondary levels of prevention c. Use Bloom's taxonomy when planning educational objectives d. Design health fairs aimed at individuals
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A) Three deli sandwiches per week B) A single 8-ounce diet soda per week C) Four servings of black beans per week D) One ounce of whole-wheat bread per day E) Five cups of blueberries per day