In nursing schools in the late 19th century and early 20th century in this country, nurses for clients with medical problems and nurses for clients with mental problems were usually educated separately

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A client is admitted with Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS). What assessment takes priority?

a. Bladder control b. Cognitive perception c. Respiratory system d. Sensory functions

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The effect of alcohol on sleep is: a. that it stops a person reaching the deeper sleepstages, temporarily increases the quantity of sleepand can worsen sleep apnoea

b. an increase in daytime sleepiness, an increase insleep time and suppression of REM sleep. c. an increased onset of sleep, a reduction in REMsleep and difficulty in returning to sleep once awakened. d. that it prevents a person falling asleep, awakens a person during the night and interferes with REM sleep.

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Describe the nursing assistant's responsibilities in the prevention of skin breakdown.

What will be an ideal response?

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Containers for disposal of infectious waste must be color-coded with an emblem that is

A. white and blue. B. yellow and green. C. orange and black. D. pink and black.

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