Which statement from the parents of an 11-year-old child supports the need for parent education on the topic of physical discipline?
A) "Authority figures, such as parents, should be trusted and respected, not feared."
B) "Hitting increases the probability that you are more likely to use aggression to handle conflicts."
C) "Spanking is an effective method to let a child know that inappropriate behavior is not tolerated and that it
has consequences."
D) "Corporal punishment gives the message that violence is acceptable."
C
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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 practice of stereotyping older persons as feeble, dependent, and nonproductive is called
1. ageism. 2. egoism. 3. prejudice. 4. gerontophobia.
A client who participates in marathon running is in the clinic for an annual checkup. The nurse is performing a physical examination on the client, and notes that the heart rate is 53 BPM. What should the nurse do?
1. Notify the physician. 2. Get the code cart. 3. Have the client lie down to rest. 4. Continue the assessment.
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A) Lethargy and apathy B) Abnormal hair growth and excessive perspiration C) Flushed skin and pruritus D) Aggression and increased appetite