Which physical assessment approach is appropriate during the newborn assessment process? Select all that apply
1) Inspecting the skin
2) Palpating the abdomen
3) Percussing the reflexes
4) Auscultating heart and lung sounds
5) Providing a cool environment to decrease sleepiness
ANS: 1, 2, 3, 4
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a. Dilation of the pupils b. Consensual light reflex c. Conjugate movement of the eyes d. Convergence of the axes of the eyes
A nurse assists a geriatric client to discuss the desire to complete advanced directives with the client's adult children. This is an example of
A) collaboration with the interdisciplinary team. B) facilitation of palliative care. C) engagement in professional development. D) accountability to protect client's rights and autonomy.
The nurse is working through the process to become nonjudgmental when providing care to clients. This process would include all of the following, EXCEPT:
a. expecting others to behave in certain ways because they belong to a certain group. b. recognizing when one's thoughts are biased and prejudicial. c. accepting one's own feelings. d. identifying the source of one's negative feelings.
Why is the literature review often limited in a study using grounded theory methods?
a. Research using grounded theory methods is sparse. b. Grounded theory is more sensitive to cultural values than to the researcher's values. c. Theories are expected to emerge directly from the data and not from previous research. d. Limiting the literature review ensures that the researcher's personal biases are bracketed.