A Medicare recipient has elected to pay a monthly premium for Medicare that will cover expenses, such as laboratory services and equipment. This part of Medicare is called Medi-care Part:
a. A
b. B
c. C
d. D
B
Medicare Part B is a supplemental (voluntary) program; it provides coverage for services that are not covered by Part A, such as laboratory services, ambulance transportation, prostheses, equip-ment, and some supplies.
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In the course of performing an admission assessment, the nurse has asked questions about the patient's first- and second-order relatives. What is the primary rationale for the nurse's line of questioning?
A) To determine how many living relatives the patient has B) To identify the family's level of health literacy C) To identify potential sources of social support D) To identify diseases that may be genetic
The review of literature in quantitative research directs everything from the first ideas about the study variables through recommendations based upon the study's conclusions
Which of the following are outputs of the literature review in quantitative research? (Select all that apply.) a. Development of conceptual definitions of concepts b. Determining the statistical power of the sample c. Determination of how many subjects will drop out of the study d. Description of what studies have been performed, so as to provide initial direction for the study method e. Interpretation of the study findings, in comparison with previous research
At your first meeting with a patient, it is usually best to say:
a. "Let's get to the point.". b. "I hope you will learn to trust me.". c. "Let me tell you what I can do for you.". d. "Tell me about yourself.".
A child fell off a swing and scraped his right knee. The injured area becomes painful. What else will the nurse observe upon assessment?
a. Vasoconstriction at injured site b. Decreased RBC concentration at injured site c. Pale skin at injured site d. Edema at injured site