A nurse caring for a neonate born to observant Orthodox Jewish parents anticipates the neonate will be named by its:
a. father.
b. mother.
c. grandfather.
d. grandmother.
A
For observant Jews, babies are named by the father.
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The nurse is addressing exercise and physical activity during discharge education with a patient diagnosed with HF. What should the nurse teach this patient about exercise?
A) "Do not exercise unsupervised." B) "Eventually aim to work up to 30 minutes of exercise each day." C) "Slow down if you get dizzy or short of breath." D) "Start your exercise program with high-impact activities."
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A) Risk for Unstable Blood Glucose Due to Changes in Digestion and Absorption B) Unilateral Neglect Related to Decreased Physical Mobility C) Risk for Excess Fluid Volume Related to Dietary Changes and Changes In Absorption D) Ineffective Sexuality Patterns Related to Changes in Self-Concept
Your client family is experiencing a crisis. The adolescent member of the family has undergone emergency hospitalization for a suicide gesture
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