A parent brings a 16-month-old child to the clinic for a well-child checkup. During the assessment, the nurse finds that the child cannot support himself on furniture and does not try to pull himself up from a sitting position
The child is lagging in which of the following processes? A)
Behavior
B)
Growth
C)
Development
D)
Height
C
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While examining a 48-year-old patient's eyes, the nurse notices that he had to move the handheld vision screener farther away from his face. The nurse would suspect:
a. Myopia. b. Omniopia. c. Hyperopia. d. Presbyopia.
The nurse advises the 80-year-old patient not to sleep slumped in the recliner. The nurse explains that proper positioning of the head and neck can help prevent transient ischemic attacks (TIAs) in which of the following ways?
A) Preventing impairment of cerebral blood flow B) Increasing neck muscle strength C) Maintaining blood pressure in a normal range D) Decreasing muscle tension
Which of the following components of a research study is unique to qualitative research methodology?
a. Designing the study according to protocols b. Gathering data c. Selection of participants d. Stating the problem or question
Which question would be most effective in assessing a client's personal beliefs about health and illness?
a. "What or who do you believe controls your health?" b. "Do you see your health care provider annually?" c. "In what language do you think?" d. "Who makes the decisions in your family?"