Methods of statistical control such as analysis of covariance are limited by the fact that it is cumbersome to control more than two or three extraneous variables in a given study
A) True
B) False
B
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A 90-year-old patient constantly tells the nurse stories about life many years ago. The nurse encourages this behavior because reminiscence or life review is:
a. a technique that prepares the individual for the end of life. b. a review of dispelling past experiences as meaningless. c. helpful although it is unnatural in the older adult. d. a way for the elderly to realize that conflicts cannot be reconciled.
The body's storage form of carbohydrates, usually found in the liver with some storage in the muscles, is:
a. sugar. b. glucose. c. lipids. d. glycogen.
In the hospital setting, which overarching concepts are used in informatics theories and sciences? (Select all that apply.)
1. Telehealth needs 2. Data, information, and knowledge 3. Ergonomics 4. Phenomena of nursing 5. Computer science and information science
Which statement related to prioritizing patient problems is most accurate?
a. Nurses must resolve one problem before addressing another problem. b. Nurses prioritize problems in order of urgency. c. Actual problem always take priority over risk problems. d. Nurses give the highest priority to problems that the patient thinks are most important.