Ethics is a branch of:
a. sociology.
b. law.
c. philosophy.
d. medicine.
C
Ethics is a branch of philosophy. Nursing, law, and medicine each have a Code of Ethics based on general ethical principles
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A nurse is aware of the high incidence and prevalence of fluid volume deficit among older adults. What related health education should the nurse provide to an older adult?
A) "If possible, try to drink at least 4 liters of fluid daily." B) "Ensure that you avoid replacing water with other beverages." C) "Remember to drink frequently, even if you don't feel thirsty." D) "Make sure you eat plenty of salt in order to stimulate thirst."
A patient has been taught about nutrition related to COPD. Which menu selection may indicate a need for further teaching?
a. Bagel and cream cheese b. Broiled chicken breast c. Beans and peas d. Tofu stir-fry
Walking and talking are
A. voluntary actions. B. parasympathetic actions. C. autonomic actions. D. involuntary actions.