Studies that collect data at one point in time are referred to as:
A) Cohort studies
B) Cross-sectional studies
C) Cross-sequential studies
D) Panel studies
B
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A) PMR has an association with the genetic marker HLA-DR4. B) Immunoglobulin deposits occur in PMR. C) PMR is considered to be a "wear-and-tear" disease. D) Foods high in purines exacerbate the biochemical processes that occur in PMR. E) PMR occurs predominately in Caucasians.
A nursing student is about to perform ROM exercises and the nursing instructor asks the students to explain the process
Which statement by the student would indicate to the instructor that further clarification on the procedure is needed? Select all that apply. a. Ask the patient to move the joint through each of its various ROM movements. b. Note angle of each joint movement. c. Note any pain, tenderness, or crepitus. d. If the patient is unable to perform active ROM, then contact the physician immediately. e. Push a joint beyond its anatomic angle. f. Use a goniometer to determine exact ROM in joints with limited ROM.
Interpersonal communication that recognizes an individual's human characteristics and addresses the health care issue with dignity and respect is called:
a. dehumanizing. b. humanizing. c. persuasion. d. bargaining.
The nurse caring for a client with the nursing diagnosis Situational low self-esteem would do which of the following to most effectively promote feelings of acceptance/worthiness in the client?
1. Tell the client that recovery from illness will occur quickly. 2. Ask the nursing assistant to periodically look in on the client. 3. Sit at eye level while talking with the client and convey genuine interest. 4. Answer the call light promptly using the central intercom system.