Patients do not want the caregiver to speak their language.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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The nurse is instructing a group of students about the ability to increase the strength of a cardiac contraction. Which medical term is appropriate for the nurse to use when referring to this topic?
1. Positive inotropic effect 2. Negative inotropic effect 3. Preload 4. Afterload
Which of the following methods involves an analysis of total variance, not just common factor variance?
a. Alpha method factor analysis b. Maximum likelihood factor analysis c. Principal axis factor analysis d. Principal components analysis
In assessing a client, which of the following would indicate that the client is experiencing mania? Standard Text: Select all that apply
1. Pressured speech 2. Feeling worthless 3. Isolating 4. Flight of ideas 5. Constant motor activity
The nurse is planning care for a client. A step carried out in the planning phase of the nursing process would include:
a. taking the client's blood pressure and pulse. b. assisting the client with activities of daily living. c. identifying appropriate goals and outcomes for the client. d. inspecting the incision site for redness and drainage.