The nurse is seeing clients at a drop-in primary health clinic. Which client does the nurse teach about the risks of acquiring HIV?
a. Middle-aged woman with a new sexual partner
b. Young male who has male sexual partners
c. All clients who come to the clinic
d. Young woman having her first gyneco-logic examination
C
All sexually active people should know their HIV status, and all people need to have education on their risk of acquiring HIV infection. Anyone who engages in sexual activity has some risk.
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A nurse researcher would decide to use a retrospective or ex post facto study for which reason?
a. Obtaining informed consent is not an important issue. b. There is maximal opportunity to manipulate the independent variable. c. The dependent variable is measured at multiple times to examine maturation. d. The dependent variable has already been affected by the independent variable.
The client's family has asked the nurse why they should not turn off the alarm on the client's IV infusion pump. The nurse's best response is:
a. "It's a nursing responsibility." b. "You have not been trained in the use of the IV infusion device." c. "You may accidentally change the rate of infusion." d. "If the alarm sounds, it needs to be checked by a nurse."
Which medications are used to treat muscle spasms? (Select all that apply.) Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected
1. Centrally acting skeletal muscle relaxants 2. Analgesics 3. Anti-inflammatory agents 4. Immune system-modulating drugs 5. Antipyretic drugs
Fowler's position is when the head of the bed is at a 45-degree angle
True False