Which of the following methods is being accepted as conventional because it has few physical risks, can be taught easily, and has provided evidence of positive effects?
A) Reflexology B) Magnetism C) Acupuncture D) Biofeedback
D
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The nurse is providing dietary instruction to a patient with hemorrhoids. Which of the following breakfast options is the best option for a patient with hemorrhoids?
A) Cheese omelet and coffee B) Raisin bran cereal and an apple C) A bagel with cream cheese and hot tea D) Blueberry pancakes and milk
Decreased activity in an obese surgical patient predisposes the patient to which complication?
a. Cardiac arrest b. Pneumonia c. Incisional hernias d. Hypoventilation
When assessing a client's lateral flexion of the cervical spine, the nurse asks the client to:
A) look at the ceiling. B) touch the chin to the chest. C) turn the head and look to the left. D) touch the ear to the shoulder.
A mother tells her 4-year-old child that balls should be played with outside and not inside the house. Why is the child likely to obey the rule?
a. The child does not want to be punished.
b. The child wants to please her mother.
c. The child respects authority figures.
d. The child believes that following the rules is right.