A homeless person uses the soap and towels in a public restroom to wash up. This is an example of which of the following factors affecting personal hygiene practices?
A) socioeconomic class B) culture C) developmental level D) health state
A
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A p-value is a measure of the likelihood that the statistical results were obtained in error. A confidence interval, on the other hand, provides which of the following?
A) The range of the measured values in the sample reported in the research report B) The probability that similar results will be obtained in error, in the future C) The range of probable values of the variable in the population D) The likelihood that the results will be useful in practice
When developing a care plan for a patient with narcolepsy, the nursing diagnosis with the highest priority is:
A) risk for injury. B) insomnia. C) deficient knowledge. D) disturbed body image.
An asthmatic patient comes to the emergency department (ED) with edema of the glottis, chest tightening, and wheezing. The nurse suspects severe bronchospasm and should prepare to administer a(n) (Select all that apply.)
a. nebulized albuterol treatment. b. levalbuterol (Xopenex) treatment. c. oral beta2 agonist. d. inhaled corticosteroid. e. leukotriene modifier.
How does a nurse recognize normal accommodation?
a. The patient has peripheral vision of 90 degrees left and right. b. The patient's eyes move up and down, side to side, and obliquely. c. The right pupil constricts when a light is shown in the left pupil. d. The patient's pupils dilate when looking toward a distant object.