Each state legislature publishes standards of practice and sets the ___________ behavior expectations for nursing home administrators.
A. Legalistic
B. Most forceful
C. Ethical
D. Fully agreed upon
Answer: C. Ethical
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The caregiver for an older adult with cognitive impairment is concerned about the individual's seeming disinterest in eating. Which suggestion does the nurse offer based upon a known effect of dementia on a client's nutrition?
a. Focus menu choices on the individual's known favorite foods and beverages. b. Provide the individual with easily managed finger foods whenever possible. c. Serve food in several small meals each day instead of the traditional 3 big meals. d. Establish a routine of when and where the individual will have their meals.
Control of maternal blood glucose levels is important during pregnancy to protect the infant from development of
a. obesity. b. macrosomia. c. type 1 diabetes mellitus. d. pancreatic insufficiency.
In contrast to a complex febrile seizure, a simple febrile seizure:
A) lasts less than 15 minutes and occurs in children without underlying neurologic abnormalities. B) is focal in nature and tends to occur in children with a baseline developmental abnormality. C) is not associated with tonic-clonic body movement and occurs in children older than 6 years of age. D) is of short duration and occurs when the child's body temperature gradually rises above 102.5°F.
According to Maslow, after physical needs are met, ____________________ and sociological needs must be satisfied.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).