Which of the following has legitimate power?
a. The president of a company
b. A committee member
c. A college professor
d. A police officer
A, C, D
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A patient has a family history of cataracts. He asks what symptom would be present if he begins to develop them. The nurse might respond that the first symptom of a cataract is usually
a. pain in the eyes. b. blurring of vision. c. loss of peripheral vision. d. dry eyes.
A client is complaining about having to do frequent public presentations. The client tells the nurse of breaking into a "cold sweat" before the presentation
Based on this information, what is the best description for the sweat glands that the nurse can share with the client that causes the "cold sweat?" A) Sudoriferous glands are located in the epidermis. B) Apocrine sweat glands are stimulated by anxiety or fear. C) Mammary sweat glands secrete sweat into numerous ducts that empty into pores. D) Eccrine sweat glands respond to external and internal heat.
The patient is admitted for the management of a hypertensive emergency. The healthcare provider prescribes sodium nitroprusside [Nipride] drug therapy. What is the priority nursing action during this treatment?
A. Observe for respiratory depression. B. Monitor the electrocardiogram for tachycardia. C. Initiate oxygen therapy via nasal cannula at 2 L/min. D. Adjust the intravenous infusion rate to the blood pressure response.
The nursing instructor is teaching a class on respiratory disorders and asks the students "What condition is a result of the upper airways response to pollen, mold, or dust?"
A) Cystic fibrosis B) Adult respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) C) Atelectasis D) Seasonal rhinitis