The patient tells you of going to a chicken roast at church over the week. Using your knowledge of common causes of diarrheal illness, what is the most common cause of bacterial foodborne illness in the United States?
A) Campylobacter
B) Listeria monocytogenes
C) Salmonella
D) E. coli O157:H7
A
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The nurse's evaluation of the outcomes of care for an older adult mentally ill client should be guided by the knowledge that:
1. Cultural preferences that conflict with treatment goals take precedence. 2. Complete absence of psychiatric symptoms is the gold standard. 3. Client's values and preferences should be honored whenever possible. 4. Families and significant others are not routinely involved in this process.
Which example of behavior within a family system would be assessed as double-bind
communication? a. A mother tells her daughter "I do not want you to go to the mall with Sandra today.". b. A daughter tells her father "I feel as though you are treating me like a baby when you tell me I must be home by 10 PM on a school night.". c. A son tells his mother "You worry too much about what might happen.". d. A wife tells her husband "You go ahead and go bowling. If it is necessary, I will try to manage getting up and going to the bathroom with my crutches.".
The parents of a child born with disabilities ask the nurse for advice about discipline. The nurse's response should be based on remembering that discipline is which?
a. Essential for the child b. Not needed unless the child's behavior becomes problematic c. Best achieved with punishment for misbehavior d. Too difficult to implement with a special needs child
The largest single payer of home care services is
a. Medicaid c. Title XX social ser-vices block grants b. Older Americans Act d. Medicare