Discuss this interview by noting the good points, the bad points, and what you would do differently
Bad: Did not ask for amounts at the noon meal. Good: She controlled the conversation, did not let the patient ramble on about things that were not pertinent. Differently: Your students may have lots of suggestions here. A good one would be the use of food models if greater detail about amount is desired.
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a. at the same level b. below the level c. above the level d. It makes no difference as long as the piggyback drips without problem.
Distributive shock is primarily due to
a. a fluid shift from the vascular space. b. an increase in the size of the vascular space. c. inadequate circulating blood volume. d. inadequate pumping action of the heart.
An elderly Hispanic woman has become depressed after the death of her husband. The nurse would anticipate that this patient is most likely to:
a. be less able to adapt than before. b. recover and return to her preillness state. c. believe the death is a punishment for past acts. d. suffer recurrences of depression because of cultural strain.
To prevent medication side effects, the beverage that should be avoided with most medications is _____________.?
A) grapefruit juice B) milk C) alcohol D) coffee