When a child makes the "right" choice of behaviors, this is an example of:
a. ethics c. religious adaptation
b. moral maturity d. spirituality
B
Moral maturity describes the ability to independently decide for oneself what is "right."
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a. African-American woman who is a certi-fied public accountant b. Mexican-American woman who receives cash for cleaning services c. Middle-aged man who has a history of type 1 diabetes mellitus d. Older male clerk who works for the De-partment of Homeland Security
A client with metastatic cancer is being dismissed to home health care. The client's orders include both a long-acting opioid analgesic and a short-acting analgesic for breakthrough pain
In addition, the client will be taking an NSAID every 8 hours. The client's spouse is very upset with these directions and voices concern to the nurse that the client "will become an addict." Which information will best help the spouse and client maintain the medication schedule? The nurse should a. call the physician and ask him/her to come speak to the family. b. help them understand the need for such strong medications. c. inform them that in time, the medications can be decreased. d. initiate a referral to a pain specialist.
An example of a sexually transmitted disease caused by a protozoan is:
A. trichomoniasis. B. dysentery. C. malaria. D. toxoplasmosis.
Which statements are true in regard to the physical assessment the nurse conducts for an infant and a toddler? Select all that apply
1. An infant client will have all clothing removed during the weight assessment. 2. A toddler client's assessment will include a length assessment instead of a height assessment. 3. An infant client will have a blood pressure assessment at each visit. 4. It is inappropriate to ask the toddler-age client if he or she can perform certain tasks. 5. It is appropriate to allow the toddler-age client to play with equipment prior to use.