What is the most effective way of handling a large task?
A) To sit down and do it all at once so the task will not be procrastinated
B) To delegate it to someone else to do
C) To break it down into smaller units and accomplish part of the task at several different times
D) To put it off until there is adequate time to devote undivided attention to the task
C
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a. Administer a soap suds cleansing enema. b. Change the client's diet to clear liquids only. c. Insert a nasogastric (NG) tube to low intermittent suction. d. Administer prochlorperazine (Compazine) 10 mg IM.
Expected respiratory changes of normal aging include:
a. increased chest expansion. b. more frequent use of respiratory muscles. c. accentuated lumbar curve. d. more prominent bony structures.
The nurse understands that when using a nontraditional model of population-based nursing practice, the primary goal is to:
a. contain costs. c. maintain quality of care. b. increase costs. d. decrease quality of care.