Which type of sample may require more cases to reach data saturation?
A) Convenience sample
B) Purposive sample
C) Theoretical sample
D) Extreme case sample
A
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. An elderly patient while being seen in immediate care for a possible respiratory infection asks the nurse if Medicare is going to cover the cost of the visit. The nurse educates the patient to the fact that:
A) Medicare pays for only about half of all personal health costs, requiring the patient to pay the balance, so you may have to pay part of the bill. B) Medicare pays for 100% of the cost for acute care services, so the cost of your visit is covered. C) Medicare will only pay the cost for acute care services if you are very poor. D) Medicare will not pay for the cost for acute care services, so you will be billed for the services provided today.
When caring for a patient with HIV, the nurse should:
a. not focus on the mouth, as infections of the mouth are rare. b. assure the patient that infections are not a major problem at this point. c. inform the patient that the disease does not affect the respiratory system. d. monitor the patient's medication regimen.
An 11-year-old girl is in the clinic for a sports physical examination. The nurse notices that she has begun to develop breasts, and during the conversation the girl reveals that she is worried about her development. The nurse should use which of these techniques to best assist the young girl in understanding the expected sequence for development? The nurse should:
The nurse is instructing a group of health professionals about suicide. The nurse should instruct the professionals that in the United States, one contributing factor to the rising suicide rate among males is:
A) Substance abuse. B) Media influences. C) Lack of conflict resolution skills. D) Parenting practices.