The nurse researcher knows that the most frequently used correlation coefficient is the product–moment correlation coefficient (Pearson's r). What measurement variables are used?

A) Nominal and ordinal
B) Ordinal and interval
C) Ratio and interval
D) Ratio and nominal


C

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Which of the following are possible indications of alcohol abuse? (Select all that apply.)

A) Drinking one alcoholic beverage daily over a prolonged period of time B) Frequent injuries or falls due to clumsiness C) Keeping to oneself and being irritable around others D) Experiencing blackouts E) Using alcohol to calm nerves or improve mood

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Often, the admission of a family member to the hospital creates conflict and stress for family members

This is the case for the White family, who ask the nurse caring for an elderly family member multiple questions and for explanations about their father's recent admission to the hospital for pancreatitis. Which of the following environmental factors is supportive of family-focused nursing care? 1. Prior family priorities and routines assist the health-care team to concentrate on the family's perceptions of priorities of care. 2. Multiple questions suggest that family members are not absorbing the information that is being provided to them; they need to be provided with more online resources to use at times that are convenient for them. 3. The family is likely to be disagreeing with one another about what should be happening with the care of their father; the nurse should seek out a key family member to discuss concerns rather than meeting with the entire family. 4. Information needs to be given in understandable language, with the use of pictures drawn to illustrate concepts starting at the time of admission to the hospital.

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The client has a peritonsillar abscess. What is the priority instruction the nurse should provide to this client?

A. "If you notice an enlarged lymph node on the same side of your neck as the ab-scess, call the doctor." B. "Stay home from work or school until your temperature has been normal for 24 hours." C. "You may gargle with warm water that has a teaspoon of salt in it as often as you like." D. "Take the antibiotic for the entire time it is prescribed, not just until you feel bet-ter."

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A client is prescribed quinine for malaria. The nurse should monitor the client for:

a. abnormal hair growth. c. tinnitus. b. increased susceptibility to infection. d. bronchospasm.

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