When a Native American Indian elder goes out into the woods to die and the tribe does not search for him, but allows him to withdraw, this could be an example of:
a) activity theory
b) disengagement theory
c) subculture
d) person-environment fit
B
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The most common factor related to xerostomia in elderly clients is
A) side effects of medications. B) increased oral intake. C) tendency to mouth breathe. D) oxygen therapy.
The client asks the nurse, "How can I know how much 3 ounces of meat really is?" Which of the following is correct?
A. It is the size of your fist. B. It is the size of a matchbox. C. It is the size of a deck of cards. D. It is the size of a paperback book.
Which of the following types of aphasia occurs in the brain-injured person and results in limited speech that is slow and halting, is completed with great effort, and is poorly articulated?
A) Broca's B) Receptive C) Global D) Anomic
A young adult has recently had multiple absences from work. After each absence, this adult returned to work wearing dark glasses and long-sleeved shirts. During an interview with the occupational health nurse, this adult says,
"My partner beat me, but it was because I did not do the laundry." What is the nurse's next action? a. Call the police. b. Arrange for hospitalization. c. Call the adult protective agency. d. Document injuries with a body map.