To give hair care, you begin by parting the hair into:
a. 2 sections.
b. 3 sections.
c. 4 sections.
d. 5 sections.
A
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a. Ask the patient's family to participate in the diabetes education program. b. Assess the patient's perception of what it means to have diabetes mellitus. c. Demonstrate how to check glucose using capillary blood glucose monitoring. d. Discuss the need for the patient to actively participate in diabetes management.
There is a study being conducted of adults over the age of 65 to investigate the effect of caregiver education on calming communication techniques in comparison to sedative
medications on the agitation level of clients experiencing stage 2 dementia. In this study, the clients' level of agitation would be the measured a. intervention. b. association. c. variable. d. outcome