In a quantitative research article, a review of prior research on the problem under study is most likely to be found in the
A) Introduction
B) Method section
C) Results section
D) Discussion
A
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The nurse admits a client who prefers naturopathic remedies whenever possible and who is reporting rhinorrhea, chest congestion with dry cough, and low-grade fever
The physician diagnosed a common cold, and prescribes over-the-counter palliative treatment. What recommendation can the nurse make in keeping with the client's beliefs? 1. Take acetaminophen for fever. 2. Pseudoephedrine for rhinorrhea 3. Increased water intake for cough 4. Inhale cold air to open airways.
Your examination of a newly admitted patient reveals that the patient's vital signs are pulse 68, respirations 22, temperature 37.2C, and blood pressure 130/88 . You hypothesize that the pulse pressure is which of the following?
a. 42 c. 59 b. 47 d. 62
An older client receives a pneumococcal vaccine immunization. This is an example of
A) artificial acquired active immunity. B) natural passive immunity. C) acquired passive immunity. D) natural acquired immunity.
Three illegal immigrants with no health insurance or money sustained life-threatening injuries during an automobile accident
Two of these individuals had head trauma and lacerated internal organs. The decision was made to provide extended care in the trauma center after emergency surgery was performed to save their lives. The third individual received only minor injuries, which were treated in the emergency department. The care of the two critical clients was based on the ethical principle of: a. utilitarianism. b. deontology. c. autonomy. d. veracity.