A child who is recovering from mumps may return to school:
a. 3 days after the fever subsides
b. 5 days after the fever subsides
c. 7 days from the onset of swelling
d. 9 days from the onset of swelling
D
Children who have recovered from mumps may return to school 9 days from the onset of swelling.
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For the critical care patient, stress must be
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The nurse is caring for a client who has a history of severe rheumatoid arthritis. The client becomes combative and abusive to the staff when she is unable to perform personal care inde-pendently
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A new staff nurse has set a personal goal of gaining greater autonomy over practice. The component of autonomy that the nurse will need to focus on is: (Select all that apply.)
a. valuing reciprocal interactions. b. participating in decision making. c. exercising control over nursing tasks. d. assuming responsibility for personal actions. e. identifying the ethical components of practice.