The ________ plays a major role in the regulation and control of emotions.
A. thalamus
B. limbic system
C. pons
D. reticular formation
Answer: B
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1. Risk for Imbalanced Nutrition: Less Than Body Requirements. 2. Risk for Impaired Skin Integrity. 3. Risk for Altered Body Image. 4. Risk for Activity Intolerance.
A client diagnosed with major NCD is exhibiting behavioral problems on a daily basis. At change of shift, the client's behavior escalates from pacing to screaming and flailing. Which action should be a nursing priority?
1. Consult the psychologist regarding behavior-modification techniques. 2. Medicate the client with prn antianxiety medications. 3. Assess environmental triggers and potential unmet needs. 4. Anticipate the behavior and restrain when pacing begins.
Which intervention may decrease the incidence of physiologic jaundice in a healthy full-term infant?
a. Institute early and frequent feedings. b. Bathe newborn when the axillary temperature is 36.3° C (97.5° F). c. Place the newborn's crib near a window for exposure to sunlight. d. Suggest that the mother initiate breastfeeding when the danger of jaundice has passed.
The ethical principle of _________________________ requires nurses to provide care for all clients, including clients who are HIV positive
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word