Which of the following attributes would lessen a client's risk for successfully completing suicide?
A) Having a workable method of killing themselves
B) Having little or no immediate responsibilities
C) Having young children and having religious prohibitions about suicide
D) Having young children and having no religious prohibitions about suicide
C
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When listening to heart sounds, the nurse knows the valve closures that can be heard best at the base of the heart are:
a. Mitral and tricuspid. b. Tricuspid and aortic. c. Aortic and pulmonic. d. Mitral and pulmonic.
A hypothesized causal model has been proposed. How would another researcher go about testing the model?
a. Examine each variable one by one. b. Identify all paths expressing relationships between concepts. c. Recruit a small homogenous group to control for most variables. d. Use a convenience sample to ensure enough subjects.
The nurse is caring for a child immobilized because of Russel traction. What interventions should the nurse implement to prevent renal calculi? (Select all that apply.)
a. Monitor output. b. Encourage the patient to drink apple juice. c. Encourage milk intake. d. Ensure adequate fluids. e. Encourage the patient to drink cranberry juice.
Accurate phone messages require that you record the following?
A) name of the person being called B) the caller's name and phone number C) the time and date the call was received D) all of the above