Because of changes in the urinary system, older persons:
a. Have fewer urinary tract infections
b. Urinate more often
c. Have less urine
d. need less fluids.
B
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The nurse knows that when the mental health client has learned how to successfully adapt in new or different circumstances, the client has developed a sense of:
1. Pride. 2. Self-efficacy. 3. Self. 4. Self-esteem.
Which of the following best describe the primary goal(s) of evidence-based practice? Select all that apply
a. Identify the most effective treatments for disease processes, conditions, or problems b. Identify the most cost-effective treatments for disease processes, conditions, or problems c. Include all patient and family preferences in guiding nursing practice d. Create standardized clinical pathways for healthcare organizations
In which instances could bias in measuring embarrassment be decreased? (Select all that apply.)
a. Use more than only one way of collecting the data (such as a verbal response + an external rater). b. Use more than only one question to elicit the response (such as Yes–No + how much). c. Use more than only one modality of measurement (such as Yes–No + a physiologic instrument). d. Hypnotize subjects, so that they give absolutely honest answers. e. Replicate the study.
Signs and symptoms of which condition include nausea, localized right lower quadrant guarding and tenderness after 12 to 24 hours, fever, and an elevated white blood cell count?
a. Appendicitis b. Hepatitis c. Cecal volvulus d. Perforated duodenal ulcer