A microorganism that can cause an infection is called a
a. nonpathogen
b. germ
c. host
d. pathogen
d. pathogen
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An 80-year-old with arthritis has difficulty walking. The patient tells the nurse, "It's awful to be old. Every day is a struggle. No one cares about old people.". Select the nurse's best response
a. "Everyone here cares about old people. That's why we work here.". b. "It sounds like you're having a difficult time. Tell me about it.". c. "Let's not focus on the negative. Tell me something good.". d. "You are still able to get around, and your mind is alert.".
A patient does not speak English; therefore, the nurse cannot use words to provide comfort during a painful procedure. Another intervention that may provide comfort is:
a. silence. b. listening. c. touch. d. restating.
When caring for a male client diagnosed with a brain tumor of the parietal lobe, the nurse expects to assess:
A. short-term memory impairment. B. tactile agnosia. C. seizures. D. contralateral homonymous hemianopia.
How many fluid ounces are in 15 tbsp?
A. 
B. 30 fl oz
C. 15 fl oz
D. 6.66 fl oz