In Spradley's method of ethnographic work, there are four levels of analysis: idiographic, nomothetic, thematic, and interpretive
A) True
B) False
B
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What type of definition is the following? "CDD lymphocyte counts are the measure of immune function."
a. Conceptual b. Operational c. Physiological d. Theoretical
A client who experienced a minor hemorrhagic stroke from an aneurysm 1 week ago reports a severe headache accompanied by one episode of nausea and vomiting. What conclusion can be drawn from this information?
A. The client's warfarin dose is inadequate. B. The client has manifestations of rebleeding. C. The client is experiencing a transient vasospasm. D. The client is experiencing stroke-related psychological stress.
A client has been prescribed an expensive drug. If available, what drug group may be suggested to decrease drug cost with the healthcare provider's approval?
a. Generic b. Trade c. Brand name d. Chemical
Which questions would the case manager ask the older adult client to assess for risk for nonadherence to a medication regimen?
1. "How do you feel about the possible side effects your medication may cause?" 2. "If we set you up with a pill holder, do you think you will be able to remember to take the medication?" 3. "I have put large labels on the bottles; can you see the print?" 4. "Do you feel you can afford the cost of the medication after your insurance pays its part?" 5. "Can your daughter visit every day to give you the medication?"