A resident has AD. When planning activities for the person, the therapist considers:
a. What equipment and supplies are available
b. How much time is available
c. The person's abilities and interests
d. Staff interests and needs
C
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A. Abnormal pupillary responses B. Abnormal visual acuity C. Abnormal funduscopic findings D. All of the above
An elderly client has met the criteria for a diagnosis of major depressive disorder. The client does not respond to antidepressant medications. Which treatment should a nurse anticipate that the physician would prescribe for this client?
A. Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) B. Neuroleptic therapy C. An antiparkinsonian agent D. An anxiolytic agent
What are today's children and adolescents more likely to confront as health problems than previous generations did?
A. Alcohol and tobacco use B. Contagious sexually transmitted diseases C. Many high-risk behaviors D. Occupational risks from employment
A flexion contracture usually occurs because of inactivity and:
A) extensor muscles being stronger that flexors. B) flexor muscles being stronger than extensors. C) cartilage and bone changes occurring inside the joints. D) synovial fluid decreases related to age.