What is the predominant religious tradition in the United States?
a. Christian
b. Buddhist
c. Muslim
d. Jewish
A
Christians compose 78% of Americans.
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A patient is being treated for a common neurological disease that is characterized by abnormal cell firing in the brain. For what should the nurse assess in this patient?
1. loss of consciousness 2. seizures 3. decerebrate posturing 4. headache
Two problems that clients frequently experience in the recovery room are:
a. pain and shivering. c. nausea and hypertension. b. confusion and anger. d. serious bleeding and anxiety.
Which therapeutic communication technique is being used in this nurse–client interaction? Client: "When I am anxious, the only thing that calms me down is alcohol"
Nurse: "Other than drinking, what alternatives have you explored to decrease anxiety?" A. Reflecting B. Making observations C. Formulating a plan of action D. Giving recognition