Which of the following is the most prevalent contributing factor toward the incidence of mental disorders in the child?
A) Financial
B) Parental divorce
C) Environmental
D) Genetic
D
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A) Breast self-examination B) Mammography C) Fine-needle aspiration D) Chest x-ray
A group of staff nurses working on the hospice unit have notoriously been opposed to technology use. They assert technology is not essential for the care of people who are actively dying and have decided not to participate in the training process. What can be done by committee members to decrease resistance in this setting?
A) Data can be collected and stored electronically to develop evidence-based practice models that would be useful in alleviating the suffering of the dying. B) Have the head nurse document the resistance in each person's file. C) Have the director of human resources attend the next staff meeting to review position descriptions. D) Terminate staff that refuse to participate in training.
A dull, aching pain is defined as
1. nerve pain. 2. somatic. 3. neuropathic. 4. visceral.
A nurse is caring for a child in droplet precautions. Which instructions should the nurse give to the unlicensed assistive personnel caring for this child? (Select all that apply.)
a. Wear gloves when entering the room. b. Wear an isolation gown when entering the room. c. Place the child in a special air handling and ventilation room. d. A mask should be worn only when holding the child. e. Wash your hands upon exiting the room.