A student who is feeling overwhelmed with the demands of a nursing program should eliminate recreational activities and family involvement in order to free up more time
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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The nurse in the genetics clinic is gathering a family history. The patient has asked a question to which the nurse does not know the answer. What would the nurse know to do?
A) Ask the geneticist for the answer B) Find the answer to the patient's question in the office resource books C) Find the answer to the patient's question on the Internet D) Finish the family history and conduct a health history along with physical and developmental assessments
A parent tells the nurse that his child is quite creative and is learning how to pretend with "almost anything in the house." According to Piaget, this child is descriptive of which stage/phase?
A) Preconceptual phase B) Concrete operations phase C) Tertiary circular reaction: stage 5 D) Inventions of new means: stage 6
Which measures whether urine is acidic or alkaline?
a. Testing for pH b. Testing for glucose c. Testing for ketones d. Straining urine
Which statement best assists the nurse in planning care for the patient who is not adhering to the treatment regimen?
a. Patients' health attitudes directly affect behavior and therefore influence adherence. b. Patients usually go to the hospital without preconceived ideas about what is wrong with them. c. Most patients adhere to the advice of health care providers even if they do not believe that the treatment will work. d. Noncompliance with prescribed treatment is irrational behavior.