These statements are about blindness. Which is correct?
a. The legally blind person has no vision.
b. It is very challenging for blind persons to learn to read braille.
c. A person uses a white cane with a red tip. The person is blind.
d. A person has a therapy dog. The person must be blind.
C
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How should this document be structured? Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected. Standard Text: Select all that apply. 1. The questions should be specific to the registered nurse position. 2. Questions should be general enough that they will guide the interview for any critical care unit. 3. Sufficient room should be allowed between the questions so that notes on the interview can be written directly on the guide. 4. Questions should require independent answers and should not be leading. 5. The document should allow space for demographic information such as name, gender, and age.
A man and woman are eager to determine the sex of their unborn child and have asked the nurse at the fertility clinic how this is possible at an early stage of in vitro development
Which of the nurse's responses best captures the genetic rationale for early sex identification through tissue samples? A) "The inactive X chromosome can be visible in a female." B) "The cells of a male contain a Barr body that can be visualized." C) "A normal female lacks Barr bodies." D) "The number of visible Y chromosomes indicates the sex."
A 19th century school teacher worked to expose the conditions of patients with mental problems. Because of this person, mental hospitals that had standards of care were constructed. Who was this person?
A) Benjamin Rush B) Linda Richards C) Harriet Bailey D) Dorothea Dix
A 12-year-old client is brought to the emergency room after falling on his arm during a football game
When the nurse tells the client that she is going to administer pain medication through the intravenous line, the client begins to scream and wave his unhurt arm. The parents ask the nurse why their child is behaving this way. The nurse's best response would be: 1. "He is just immature for his age." 2. "I am sure he is just scared." 3. "It looks like he may have hurt his head during the fall." 4. "He may be remembering another time when he got a shot."