Sources of information written by the original researchers of the study are called:
A) primary sources
B) secondary sources
C) tertiary sources
D) none of the above
A
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Which are the primary laboratory tests the nurse will assess prior to initiation of this type of therapy? Select all that apply. A) Serum amylase B) Electrolytes C) Creatine clearance D) Complete blood count (CBC) E) Liver function tests
What should a nurse suspect a patient diagnosis might be when the patient states, "I often feel restless, have a tight sensation in my chest, and have an increased heart rate at times"?
a. Anxiety disorder b. Panic disorder c. Agoraphobia d. Obsessive-compulsive disorder
A population health approach:
a. aims to improve the health of the entire population. b. is funded by local, state, and national governments. c. strives to care for people who already ex-hibit optimal health. d. treats community-acquired diseases in area clinics.
The nurse is teaching a nursing assistant methods to assist an older client with dementia in performing mouth care. Which instruction should the nurse provide to the assistant?
1. Place a hand over the client's hand and guide the client to perform mouth care. 2. Use sponge swabs to cleanse the gums around the teeth in the front. 3. Brush the teeth quickly for the agitated or irritable client and finish with a mouth rinse. 4. Carefully place two fingers of a gloved hand in the client's mouth to access the back teeth.