When providing first aid at the scene of an automobile accident, you should
A. ask bystanders to leave.
B. get everyone out of cars and onto the ground.
C. consider safety hazards at the scene.
D. do nothing until a qualified person directs you.
Answer: C
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A) To assess the sounds from the heart, lungs, and abdomen B) To determine the density of underlying structures C) To check the skin temperature and moisture D) To observe specific parts for normal or abnormal characteristics
The nurse has educated a client on Paget's disease. Which statement by the client indicates good understanding of causative factors?
a. "It is caused by lack of calcium in my di-et." b. "I probably had a fracture that caused it." c. "This disease occurs because of lack of exercise." d. "I may have a genetic predisposition."
A nurse is describing the multicausal perspective of mental health and illness to the parents of a child recently diagnosed with autistic spectrum disorder. Which statement would the nurse utilize when describing this approach?
1. The feedback mechanism appears dysfunctional, creating neurotoxic effects on brain development and function. 2. The child's genetically determined attributes and life experiences interact to influence mental health outcomes. 3. Early psychological trauma may create deficits or abnormalities in brain structure. 4. Exposure to drugs and alcohol has been associated with psychiatric disorders.
The nurse is preparing for morning rounds. What may not be delegated to the nursing assistant?
1. Vital signs 2. Fill water pitchers 3. Skull and face assessment 4. Ambulate surgical clients