The nurse is reviewing charts. A client seen in the clinic yesterday reported seeing a practitioner that placed his hands above a painful abdomen in order to transfer energy
This resulted in a decrease in pain simultaneously with an improved overall sense of well-being. The nurse understands this therapy to be: A. Reiki.
B. Therapeutic touch.
C. Homeopathy.
D. Chiropractic.
A
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Which situation best reflects "attrition" in quantitative research?
A) Control and intervention groups are very different in age ranges. B) Subjects receive promotional materials about the benefits of the intervention. C) Adolescent subjects improve in body hygiene practices over 4 years. D) Control group subjects drop out of the study when their disease process does not improve.
What factors influence the metabolic liver enzymes contained in the cytochrome P450 system?
1. Genetics 2. Excretion 3. Drug half-life 4. Acid-base balance in the body
What is the most important role of the nurse in preventing drug errors?
a. Always checking the patient's diagnosis before giving a drug b. Always following the "six rights" of drug administration c. Being the one defense for detecting and preventing drug errors d. Being most likely to detect a drug error that has occurred
A diagnostic test that helps a physician visualize a patient's rectum is called a(n)
A) gastroscopy. B) sigmoidoscopy. C) proctoscopy. D) endoscopy.