A student is experiencing significant test anxiety while taking the NCLEX-PN ® and has answered the three most recent questions incorrectly. The computerized adaptive testing (CAT) system will then:
A) inform the student that he or she has failed the exam.
B) offer a hint to the student on the next question.
C) present a question that is more difficult than the previous question.
D) ask a question that is easier than the most recent question.
Answer: D) ask a question that is easier than the most recent question.
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A. Inappropriate misuse of patient's funds by a caregiver is not considered abuse. B. Inappropriate use of restraints is a form of abuse. C. The abuser can be a hired caregiver or family. D. Sexual contact with a woman with dementia is considered elder abuse.
The nurse is working on a care area that utilizes team nursing. Who is the leader of the team in this nursing management system?
a. Director of nursing b. Registered nurse c. Physician d. Licensed practical/vocational nurse
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1. the urine will pool in the bladder when the patient remains in a supine position. 2. the patient is likely to have urinary incontinence. 3. the patient's appetite may be decreased. 4. the patient may not be able to move quickly enough to get to the bathroom.
The nurse notices there has been a change in the behavior of an 84-year-old home patient over the past few weeks. What methods can be used to assess the patient's self-perception and self-concept? (Select all that apply.)
a. Observing his physical appearance b. Monitoring for changes in his vital signs c. Encouraging him to verbalize his feelings d. Observing for changes in activities e. Participating in group activities