A person has a fracture. The bone has come through the skin. The person has:
a. A closed fracture
b. A simple fracture
c. A compound fracture
d. A hip fracture
C
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The nurse researcher opts to use ratio-level data. The researcher's primary concern will be what?
a. Categories must be mutually exclusive. b. Intervals between data categories must be equal. c. The rank of zero (0) represents the absence of the measured variable. d. Variance between assigned categories is qualitative rather than quantitative.
A patient tells the nurse that even though at times he experiences a stomachache, after a few hours, the ache is gone and he feels fine. Which of the following might explain what the patient is describing to the nurse?
1. the duodenal pH of 4.0 killed the offending organism 2. the offending organism is killed by the acidic stomach environment 3. lack of mucous in the duodenum propelled the organism through the system 4. the offending organism is blocked by chyme
The nurse hears a S3 and lung crackles in a 75-year-old client with a recent myocardial infarction (MI). This indicates:
1. Heart failure. 2. Extension of the MI. 3. Renal failure. 4. Liver failure.
When preparing a teaching plan for a unit on maternal–newborn nursing, an instructor is incorporating educational software with computerized video clips, slide presentations, illustrations, and quiz questions developed by faculty and content experts
The information can be changed in many ways to address the instructor's needs. The instructor is using which of the following? A) Computer-aided instruction B) Computer-based learning C) Learning management system D) Learning content management system