A nurse is examining a 2-year-old. Based on her findings, she initiates a care plan for a potential problem with normal growth and development. Which step of the nursing process identifies actual and potential problems?

A) assessing B) diagnosing C) planning D) implementing


B

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Which of the following descriptions best summarizes fluid homeostasis?

A) Almost every body organ and system helps maintain homeostasis. B) The cardiovascular and renal systems primarily maintain homeostasis. C) Homeostasis is maintained through intra- and extracellular exchange. D) Homeostasis is maintained by the arterioles, capillaries, and venules.

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When discussing the benefits of physical activity and exercise with a client, the nurse identifies which of the following as a positive outcome to the client? (Select all that apply.)

1. Stress management 2. Enhanced cardiac output 3. Improved bone integrity 4. Facilitation of weight control 5. Increased cognitive function 6. Increased musculoskeletal flexibility

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A patient is thin, tense, jittery, and has dilated pupils. The patient says, "My heart is pounding in my chest. I need help." The patient allows vital signs to be taken but then becomes suspicious and says, "You could be trying to kill me."

The patient refuses further examination. Abuse of which substance is most likely? a. PCP b. Heroin c. Barbiturates d. Amphetamines

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Nurses, as well as individuals outside the profession, have sometimes expressed concern around the involvement of state nurses associations in collective bargaining. What factor most often underlies such concerns?

A) State nurses associations lack the legal authority to engage in bargaining though this has been their traditional role. B) State nurses associations tend to be unaware of many of the issues that nurses face when providing care. C) It can be difficult to reconcile the professional obligations of nurses associations with their role in bargaining. D) Few practicing nurses participate in the activities of state nurses associations.

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