Which type of study is considered strongest for testing the effectiveness of an intervention?

The peer review process ensures that research articles and papers to be published as ____________ sources meet established ___________ for publication

Fill in the blank with correct word

After receiving spinal anesthesia, the patient may not be able to move her legs for a period of time

Indicate whether the statement is true or false

The client wants to know why the physician prescribed an inhaled form of a beta-adrenergic stimulator instead of an oral form. What is the best response by the nurse?

1. It produces fewer side effects. 2. It causes bronchodilation. 3. It works quickly to decrease inflammation. 4. It produces little systemic toxicity.

The perinatal nurse explains to the new graduate nurse that fear and anxiety have physiological consequences in labor. The nurse is referring to what physiological process?

A. Diminished effectiveness of contractions B. Faster, more intense labor and delivery C. Increased release of maternal endorphins D. More tissue trauma due to hurrying the delivery