The nurse is assisting a client who is trying to engage in regular exercise. The nurse anticipates that which of the following will characterize the client's movement through the stages of behavioral change?
1. linear progress forward
2. circular patterns of relapse
3. a spiral pattern of progress, some relapse, and further progress
4. unpredictable movement, with sudden progress and intermittent relapse
ANS: 3
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Which, if any, of the following are ways in which toddlers do not differ from adults with respect to pain experience and management?
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