Observational methods are appropriate with which of the following research approaches?
A) Descriptive naturalistic
B) Experimental
C) Correlational
D) All of the above
D
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The instructor, however, interpreted the comment as disrespectful, which was not the student's intention and did not reflect that student's actual view of the patient. Why are misunderstandings and miscommunications more common when using electronic forms of communication? A) It is not usually possible to provide adequate context and detail when communicating electronically. B) Electronic communication is only effective between members of the same generation or age group. C) Because electronic communication is a relatively recent development, most people have not had sufficient time to adapt to its appropriate use. D) Electronic forms of communication usually lack the vocal and nonverbal clues that convey meaning.
A 3 1/2-year-old child who is toilet trained has had several "accidents" since hospital admission. What is the nurse's best action in this situation?
a. Find out how long the child has been toilet trained at home. b. Encourage the parents to scold the child. c. Explain how to use a bedpan and place it close to the child. d. Follow home routines of elimination.
Which actions by a nurse contribute to protecting the rights of patients who are terminally ill? Select all that apply
a. Maintain hope for a positive prognosis. b. Hug the patient when sadness is expressed. c. Offer choices that promote personal control. d. Provide interventions that convey respect. e. Support the patient's quest for spiritual growth.
A patient is scheduled to see an acupuncturist as complementary treatment for back pain. What should the nurse instruct the patient to expect when seeing the acupuncturist for the first time? (Select all that apply.)
a. The patient's tongue will be examined. b. The patient's pallor will be assessed. c. The patient's voice and scent will be assessed. d. The patient's blood pressure will be measured. e. The patient's peripheral pulse will be checked.