MC Communication is best defined by which of the following statements?

A. Communication includes both verbal and nonverbal expressions.
B. Communication is the process of sending and receiving messages.
C. Communication is a multilevel process between people.
D. Communication includes messages, gestures, symbols, signs, and words.


B

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1) "Melatonin is an effective treatment for certain sleep disorders." 2) "Melatonin appears to be a relatively safe sleep aid for most people." 3) "You may experience some side effects, such as elevated blood pressure." 4) "Before taking melatonin, you should consult your primary care provider."

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A nurse who is contemplating taking a position in an intensive care unit is reviewing her strengths and weaknesses. Which characteristics of the nurse will be of the greatest benefit in the intensive care environment?

1. Feels comfortable in ever-changing situations 2. Closely evaluates the pros and cons of each decision for a long period of time before making a decision 3. Is quiet and introverted 4. Is excited about all new experiences

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A client was admitted 3 days ago with a myocardial infarction and has developed pulmonary edema. The family is asking the nurse about the cause of pulmonary edema. The nurse shares with the family which of the following best explanations?

1. The cardiac muscle has been injured and is not able to efficiently pump the blood through the client's system, resulting in an increased pressure in the pulmonary system. 2. The pulmonary system was injured first due to hypoxia, which caused the heart attack. 3. The cardiac muscle is working too hard to push fluids through the pulmonary system and there is fluid excess as a result. 4. The pulmonary system has an excessive amount of fluid that has been building over the last several days and now the heart is no longer able to keep up with the demands.

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The nurse educator is presenting a lecture about risks to developmental progression. Which items will the educator include in the lecture?

1. Family support 2. Access to the Internet 3. Recent loss of employment 4. Terminal illness of a family member 5. Hazards within the home environment

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