A school nurse plans to test hearing acuity in kindergarten through sixth grades. Which of the following would be most appropriate method?
A) Loud noise screening
B) Audiometry
C) Whisper test
D) Weber test
B
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A nurse is providing patient teaching to a patient who has been experiencing unstable angina. What will the nurse's explanation of this condition include?
A) A coronary vessel has become completely occluded and is unable to deliver blood to your heart. B) The pain is caused by a spasm of a blood vessel, not just from the vessel narrowing. C) There is serious narrowing of a coronary artery that is causing a reduction in oxygen to the heart. D) Your body's response to a lack of oxygen in the heart muscle is pain.
Quasi-experimental research designs lack what feature found in true experimental research?
A) Control groups B) Pretests C) Randomization D) Placebos
A client informs the nurse of an allergy to a certain medication. To verify the allergic condition, the nurse should ask the client:
1. "How many times did you take the medication?" 2. "Are you allergic to any other medications?" 3. "Can you explain what happens when you take the medication?" 4. "Did you take the medication on an empty stomach?"
A client asks the nurse why he is a homosexual. The best response for the nurse to make would be:
a. it was determined in utero. b. it evolved throughout your life span. c. it is a culturally determined pattern. d. you learned it from your family.