MC When testing peroneal nerve function, the nurse should instruct the client to
A. Plantarflex the foot.
B. Dorsiflex the foot.
C. Contract pelvic muscles.
D. Contract the thigh.
B
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a. Implementing suicide precautions for a patient with depression. b. Teaching stress reduction techniques to a beginning student nurse. c. Assessing coping strategies used by a patient who has attempted suicide. d. Referring a patient with schizophrenia to a partial hospitalization program.
When interviewing for a position,
A) be neat, clean, and on time. B) inquire about salary and benefits as soon as you arrive. C) let the interviewer know that you are applying at several facilities. D) give them your résumé so you do not have to complete an application.