A mother, a father, and biological children were once known as the ___________ ___________
ANS:
traditional or nuclear family
The definition of the "traditional family" has changed. Nontraditional lifestyles have expanded the definition of family.
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1. Give verbal responses during the employment interview. 2. Hire younger employees. 3. Facilitate upward and downward communication. 4. Review past employment history.
What initial nursing action should be implemented when assisting a patient with dementia to dress?
a. Hand the patient her clothes and ask her to put them on. b. Hand the patient each article of clothing separately and ask her to put it on. c. Assist her with each article, giving specific instructions such as, "Put your arm in this hole." d. Put the patient's clothes on without assis-tance from the patient.
A patient at high risk for breast cancer is scheduled for an incisional biopsy in the outpatient surgery department
When the nurse is providing preoperative education, the patient asks why an incisional biopsy is being done instead of just removing the mass. What would be the nurse's best response? A) "An incisional biopsy is performed because it's known to be less painful and more accurate than other forms of testing." B) "An incisional biopsy is performed to confirm a diagnosis and so that special studies can be done that will help determine the best treatment." C) "An incisional biopsy is performed to assess the potential for recovery from a mastectomy." D) "An incisional biopsy is performed on patients who are younger than the age of 40 and who are otherwise healthy."
What type of assessment would a hospital nurse perform on a patient being admitted?
A) Screening B) Focused C) Acute D) Comprehensive