What is the correct conversion of 2:45 p.m. (standard) to military time?
What will be an ideal response?
1445
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a. diabetes. b. tuberculosis. c. hepatitis. d. meningitis.
Which one of the following important nursing actions is a hospitalized patient likely to experience on an emotional level and remember long after this hospitalization has ended?
1) Administering her medications according to schedule 2) Allowing flexible visitation by her family and friends 3) Explaining treatment options in terms she can understand 4) Providing a healing presence by listening and being attentive
What is the dependent variable in the following hypothesis: teenagers who have a high self-concept will be less likely to diet than those with a low self-concept?
a. Age of subject b. Dieting status c. Self-concept d. Teenager
When using the Clinical Institute Withdrawal Assessment for Alcohol scale, the nurse realizes that the use of medication for clinically significant symptoms is based on:
1. The temperature, pulse oximetry, and urine output 2. The response to treatment 3. A designated threshold of severity 4. The amount of one-to-one attention needed