A 35-year-old client had a normal, spontaneous vaginal delivery. The mother's social
history includes use of oral contraceptives and smoking. The physical appearance and
chromosomal studies for the baby confirm Down syndrome.
Which feature would be
seen in the baby?
A) Large, round head
B) Big, pointed nose
C) Small, high-set ears
D) Small, low-set ears
D
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The document that was published in 1965 by the ANA that clearly defined two levels of nursing practice is the:
a. licensing standards. b. position paper. c. Smith-Hughes Act. d. Nurse Practice Act.
A patient with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) wishes to use his Medicare Hospice Benefit in an effort to maximize his quality of life prior to death. What criterion will determine whether the patient qualifies for this benefit?
A) A life expectancy of less than 6 months B) Exhaustion of all reasonable treatment options C) Copayment by a health insurance provider D) A demonstrated lack of a support system
The nurse is caring for a 3-year-old child who has been hospitalized for internal fixation of a fractured arm. The nurse is considering nonpharmacological pain management techniques to implement
What interventions should be included in the plan of care? Standard Text: Select all that apply. 1. Offer a glucose-coated pacifier. 2. Sit with the child and allow her to "blow bubbles." 3. Explain to the child the cause of the pain. 4. Teach the use of guided imagery. 5. Hold the child.
A woman you care for in a prenatal clinic tells you that her pregnancy was unplanned and unwanted. At what point in pregnancy does the average woman change her mind about an unwanted pregnancy?
A) Around the third month B) When quickening occurs C) After lightening happens D) After the seventh month