Write the following number as an improper fraction: 5 5/6
1. 35/6
2. 30/6
3. 25/6
4. 41/6
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Rationale 1:
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a. Skin irritation c. Dystonia b. Dyskinesias d. Nausea
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Which of the following would be the most appropriate response by the nurse? a. "He may resent you, but the relationship between the two of you was being ruined by his drinking anyway." b. "Isn't this better until waiting until he has lost his job and you're forced to seek a divorce?" c. "Treatment can still be effective, even if you're forcing him into it." d. "You're right; it's harder to treat the problem when the person is being forced into treatment, but what choice did you have?"
The nurse taking care of a patient with a diagnosis of dissociative identity disorder is developing a plan of care. The nurse knows that which nursing diagnoses relate to the patient's diagnosis?
1. Nutrition, Impaired 2. Parenting, Impaired 3. Body Image, Disturbed 4. Pain, Related to violence
A nurse is caring for a client who has been the victim of elder abuse by her son. According to the transgenerational violence theory of elder mistreatment, which of the situations would have occurred?
A) The care of the client has overwhelmed the son. B) The client was abusive to her son when he was a child. C) The son is an alcoholic. D) The son witnessed his father beating his mother while he was a child.