Anthropometrical measurements include:
A) Height and weight.
B) Blood pressure and temperature.
C) Pulse and respirations.
D) All of the above.
A
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A) Use of both cross-sectional and longitudinal designs to observe the evolution of a phenomenon B) Generalizing the finding of a study C) Use of power analysis for determining sample size D) Avoidance of using field notes during the data collection process, to prevent bias
The Denver Developmental Screening test has shown a 6-month-old is delayed in gross motor development. Activities by the nurse aimed at helping the child attain appropriate developmental levels would include which of the following?
1. Encouraging the child to stand 2. Talking to the child and playing music 3. Pulling the child to a sitting position and propping the child in a sitting position 4. Encouraging the child to hold a rattle or playing patty-cake
Factors associated with the popularity of "bidi" or "rokok" among adolescents include pleasant taste, low cost, and:
A) Increased amounts of carbon monoxide B) Decreased inhaling C) Lower amounts of tar and nicotine D) All of the above
The physician asks the nurse to monitor the fluid volume status of a congestive heart failure pa-tient and a patient at risk for clinical dehydration. What is the most effective nursing intervention for monitoring both of these patients?
a. Weigh the patients every morning before breakfast. b. Ask the patients to record their intake and output. c. Measure the patients' blood pressure every 4 hours. d. Assess the patients for edema in extremi-ties.