A nurse witnesses a young patient watching his older sibling and then imitating everything the older sibling does. The nurse identifies this as an example of the cognitive development of
1. Infants.
2. School-age children.
3. Toddlers.
4. Adolescents.
ANS: 3
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A) True B) False
During a sexual history, the client states that she has had multiple sex partners. Which statement by the nurse is most correct?
A) "You are putting yourself at risk when you have multiple sex partners." B) "The chance of acquiring a sexually transmitted disease increases with multiple sex partners." C) "It is hard to find a good partner these days." D) "What do you do to prevent sexually transmitted infections?"
A nurse is discussing intravenous amphotericin B treatment with a nursing student who is about to care for a patient with a systemic fungal infection. Which statement by the student indicates a need for further teaching?
a. "A test dose of amphotericin B may be given to assess the patient's reaction." b. "If I see any precipitate in the IV solution, I should stop the infusion immediately." c. "Infusions of amphotericin B should be administered over 1 to 2 hours." d. "The IV site should be rotated frequently to reduce the risk of phlebitis."
The caregiver who provides daily meals and attends to the daily needs of the older adult is classified as the:
a. basic caregiver. b. organizing caregiver. c. primary caregiver. d. designated caregiver.