The safe and comfortable water temperature for an infant tub bath is 110 degrees F
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A) The taste of the medication is not palatable. B) The medication will work more rapidly parenterally. C) The medication, given orally, will cause diarrhea. D) Digestive enzymes destroy its protein structure.
When a nursing interview identifies that a client is daily taking doses of herbal sup-plements, the nurse's priority is to:
a. evaluate the effectiveness of the herbal supplement self-treatment b. determine why the client feels the need to take the herbal supplements c. identify when the herbal supplementation began d. discuss the client's knowledge regarding the herbal supplements' side effects
The maternal hormone that causes the milk ejection reflex is:
a. Estrogen b. Oxytocin c. Prolactin d. Progesterone
The client responds to the nurse's questions by stating in a loud and abrupt tone, "Yes, I understand my diabetic diet and how to give my insulin." What type of message has the client sent to the nurse?
A) Inconclusive B) Precise C) Clear D) Incongruent