Retrospective designs are stronger in determining causal relationships than are prospective designs
A) True
B) False
B
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a. identifying oneself c. turning off the television and radio b. providing privacy d. using natural light whenever possible
Swanson defines caring as
A. An approach to patient care in which respect and dignity are central. B. A nurturing way of relating to a valued "other," toward whom one feels a personal sense of commitment and responsibility. C. An emotional state that helps to facilitate the art of nursing. D. A particular type of nursing that is not appropriate for all types of nursing practice.
When discussing warfarin anticoagulation therapy with a client, the nurse should stress the need to avoid any dietary supplement that contains:
1. Guarana. 2. Gotu Kola. 3. Garlic. 4. Glucosamine.
A 76-year-old patient who has been diagnosed with stage 2 prostate cancer chooses the option of active surveillance. The nurse will plan to
a. vaccinate the patient with sipuleucel-T ( Provenge). b. provide the patient with information about cryotherapy. c. teach the patient about placement of intraurethral stents. d. schedule the patient for annual prostate-specific antigen testing.