Which types of industries are noted for high degrees of hazards associated with the work?
a. Data entry, animal rescue, and hospice
b. Engineering, science, and laboratories
c. Manufacturing, mining, and agriculture
d. Aeronautics, plastics, and nursing
C
Even though these are known for high degrees of hazard, no worksite is free of occupational health and safety hazards.
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a. A caste system mentality of the colleague b. Application of cultural competence by the colleague c. Enhancement of social connectedness of the client d. Personalization of the client
The process referred to as constant comparison involves:
A) Comparing two researchers' interpretation of the data B) Comparing the researchers' interpretation of the data against study participants' interpretation C) Comparing data segments against other segments for similarity and dissimilarity D) Comparing data from the study with data and categories from other similar studies
A client complains of mild inflammation. Which medication would not be an appropriate choice to treat mild inflammation?
1. Ibuprofen (Advil) 2. Aspirin (ASA) 3. Naproxen sodium (Aleve) 4. Cyclosporine (Neoral)
Taking an exposure history can help nurses identify current or past exposures, eliminate exposures, and try and mitigate or reduce a client's adverse health effects from exposures
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