The nurse is caring for a special-needs infant. Which intervention will be most important in helping the child reach her maximum developmental potential?
A) Directing her parents to an early intervention program
B) Monitoring her progress in elementary school
C) Serving on an individualized education program committee
D) Preparing a plan for her to transition to college
A
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The applicant finds it impossible to include all the accolades on one page and researches tips for professional cover letters and resumes and learns: a. margins should be at least 0.5 inch on all four sides, making conciseness important. b. paper should be bright colored to catch the attention of the recruiter. c. legal size paper may be used when applicants have many accolades or extensive work history. d. standardized cover letters present a professional image as opposed to those that stress the applicant's perspective too heavily. e. include in the cover letter that after researching other position, this is the applicant's preference.
Which of the following is NOT an augmented or alternative method of communication (AAC)?
a. photographs b. sign language c. communication boards with images d. verbal conversation
The most appropriate diagnosis for the elderly client with Alzheimer's disease who requires bathing is
A) Chronic confusion related to Alzheimer's disease as evidenced by the inability to manage activities of daily living B) Chronic confusion related to dementia and biochemical imbalances as evidenced by hallucination C) Altered thought processes related to confusion, biochemical imbalances, and Alzheimer's disease D) Confusion as evidenced by inability to remain oriented to place and time resulting from Alzheimer's disease
A patient with cancer is receiving a dose of an oral radioactive isotope. What should the nurse keep in mind to ensure personal safety when caring for this patient? (Select all that apply.)
a. The best skin care approaches for the patient b. The time needed to provide quality patient care c. The distance between the patient and caregivers d. The use of a barrier to protect from radiation exposure e. The types of foods the patient should abstain from ingesting