All of the following are involved with behavior modification except:
a. including rewards for desirable behaviors
b. keeping a food record including cues or reasons for eating
c. elimination of snacking
d. none of these
Answer: c. elimination of snacking
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A) As soon as wound drainage ceases B) Four to 6 weeks after the leg has been amputated C) When the stump size stabilizes D) Ten to 12 months after the amputation of the leg
The nurse observes a family member feeding a client in a long-term care facility. Which of the following observations is cause for the nurse to give additional instruction in the proper method of feeding a client? The family member
A) ensures the client is wearing dentures before beginning to feed the client. B) checks that each bite is swallowed before placing the next spoonful of food in the client's mouth. C) tries to insert the spoon in the client's mouth while the client clamps down and keeps his lips tightly together. D) cues the client to chew the specific food after placing the food in the client's mouth.
Following insertion of a pulmonary artery catheter (PAC), the physician orders the nurse to obtain a blood sample for mixed venous oxygen saturation (SvO2). Which action by the nurse best ensures the obtained value is accurate?
a. Zero referencing the transducer at the level of the phlebostatic axis following insertion b. Calibrating the system with a central venous blood sample and arterial blood gas value c. Ensuring patency of the catheter using a 0.9% normal saline solution pressurized at 300 mm Hg d. Using noncompliant pressure tubing that is no longer than 36 to 48 inches and has minimal stopcocks
Which of the following increase risk for illness?
1. Physical activity 2. Tobacco use 3. Sedentary lifestyle 4. Poverty