A one-group pretest-posttest design is an example of:
A) A crossover design
B) A true experimental design
C) A quasi-experimental design
D) A retrospective design
C
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1. Deal with physical symptoms in a detached manner. 2. Challenge the validity of physical symptoms. 3. Meet dependency needs until the physical limitations subside. 4. Encourage a discussion of feelings about the lower-extremity problem.
The nurse suspects that a child is demonstrating signs of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). What behavior did the nurse most likely assess in this child?
A) Unrealistic fears B) A lack of concentration C) Persistent disobedience D) A lack of affection for others
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1. "This particular prescription has to be taken three times a day. Will that be difficult for you to do?" 2. "Are you worried about the fact that you will need to take this medication while you are at school?" 3. "This medication may give you dry mouth. Will you be allowed to suck on hard candy in school to help with the dry mouth?" 4. "Because you will be on the medication for such a long time, can you make an appointment for one year?" 5. "Do you think your parents should watch you take the medication every day to make sure you take it as prescribed?"
A postoperative vaginal hysterectomy client complains of pain that is more intense than this morning. This factor should be explained to the client as
A) "Your present pain is worse because you had your packing removed." B) "Pain that is more intense in the evening is routine pain response." C) "I will call your doctor because you may have loosened sutures when walking." D) "You will need more pain medication as the days progress."