What is the most significant barrier to Americans seeking appropriate health care?
A. Culture
B. Ethnicity
C. Lack of insurance
D. Race
ANS: C
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A) Positive symptoms. B) Memory deficits. C) Disorganized thinking. D) Curiosity.
A nurse has just moved from a facility that utilized differentiated practice. Which of the following delivery systems would most resemble this system?
1. Case method 2. Shared governance 3. Functional method 4. Team nursing
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A. "Peppermint may be effective." B. "Melatonin may be helpful in controlling nausea." C. "Vitamin E oil is sometimes effective for nausea." D. "Chamomile tea is effective in controlling nausea." E. "Ginger can be effective for controlling nausea."
A nurse is caring for a patient with a right hemisphere stroke and partial paralysis. Which action by the nursing assistive personnel (NAP) will cause the nurse to praise the NAP?
a. Dressing the left side first b. Dressing the right side first c. Dressing the lower extremities first d. Dressing the upper extremities first