Which of the following diseases or conditions is caused by the bite of an infected insect?
A. Malaria
B. Cryptosporidiosis
C. Toxoplasmosis
D. Pinworm infestation
E. Trichinosis
A
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A pregnant patient is observed talking with another patient holding an infant in the clinic waiting room. What does this observation indicate to the nurse?
A) The patient is role-playing. B) The patient is being narcissistic. C) The patient is reworking developmental tasks. D) The patient is ambivalent about being pregnant.
When assessing the family, the nurse will determine that the healthy family is the family with roles that are:
A) associated with family structure, culture, and gender. B) dependent on economics, with the person with the greatest wealth having the most powerful roles. C) able to change from day to day to help the family cope with emergencies. D) always the same as long as family members remain in the same household.
A nurse is preparing an educational program for residents of an assisted living facility regarding methods for coping with age-associated cognitive changes. Which of the following information should the nurse include? (Select all that apply.)
1. Making lists, posting appointments on calendars, and writing notes to self 2. Playing computer games 3. Keeping the mind active by doing things like playing bridge, completing a crossword puzzle, reading daily 4. Using assistive devices such as a pill box for medications 5. Not relying on habits; challenging your mind to remember new things
A PHN is working as an occupational nurse for a mining company. Which of the following is an example of a secondary prevention policy that the nurses can implement to address the high risk of pulmonary disorders found in miners?
A. Use of respirators for everyone working in the mine B. Routine lung cancer and pulmonary disease screening C. Job transfers for workers with pulmonary changes from the mine to an administrative position D. Installation of a high-powered air filtration system in the mine