Rigor mortis means:
a. A diagnosis of death
b. After death
c. Before death
d. The stiffness of skeletal muscles that oc-curs after death
D
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A) The use of progressive tensing and relaxing of muscles to release tension in each muscle group B) Using positive self-image to increase and intensify physical workouts in the gym, which decreases stress C) The mindful use of a word, phrase, or visual image that allows one's self to be distracted and temporarily escape from stressful situations D) The use of music and humor to create a calm and relaxed demeanor, which allows escape from stressful situations
The Diffusion of Innovations Theory was developed by Stetler
A) True B) False
Which of the following is an appropriate nursing action while conducting a Brodie-Trendelenburg test for clients with varicose veins?
A) Encourage the client to ask questions. B) Offer assurance about the safety of the tourniquet used. C) Discuss the client's anxiety with the physician. D) Apply the tourniquet to the upper thigh and determine the valve potency of the superficial veins.
Which action demonstrates an understanding of the extent of a nurse's legal liability for assault and battery?
A) Offering to assist an older client when they experience frustration attempting to bath and clean their dentures B) Re-enforcing the need for the client to use the call bell to request assistance when needing to ambulate to the bathroom C) Reassigning the room of a confused client so that they are closer to the nursing station where they can be frequently observed D) When assessing a client's ability to provide informed consent, the nurse asks for them to describe the possible negative outcomes of the procedure