When describing the prostate gland to a group of students, the instructor would explain that this gland does which of the following?
A) Secretes a thin, milky fluid to promote sperm motility
B) Produces the ejaculate that nourishes the sperm
C) Secretes mucus to make female vaginal sections more acidic
D) Aids in transporting the sperm away from the testes
A
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Which of the following loses the greatest proportion of fluid each day?
1. Adolescent 2. Newborn 3. Infant 4. Adult
A 67-year-old male patient of French heritage is admitted to the hospital. The patient is interviewed by a nurse from a Korean family. The nurse did not make eye contact with the pa-tient while conducting the interview
This disturbed the patient because the patient thought that the nurse might be trying to hide something. Which factor most likely influenced the behavior of the nurse and patient? a. Culture b. Validation c. Collaborative problem d. Defining characteristics
The most common chronic condition in older adults is:
a. deafness. b. osteoporosis. c. cardiovascular disease. d. arthritis.
A diagnostic error can influence the application of the nursing care plan. A likely source for a nursing diagnosis error is if the nurse:
1. Validates the assessment information in the data base 2. Uses the NANDA International list of diagnoses as a primary source 3. Formulates a diagnosis too closely resembling a medical diagnosis 4. Distinguishes the nursing focus instead of other health care disciplines