Which population is at greatest risk for experiencing work-related accidents with subse-quent injuries?
a. Workers of childbearing age
b. Workers with less than 1 year of experience
c. Workers with diminished sensory abilities
d. Workers with chronic illnesses
B
New workers with less than 1 year of experience on the current job are at greatest risk for expe-riencing work-related accidents with subsequent injuries.
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A. Furthering knowing of persons. B. Appreciating the person's humanness. C. Gathering views of person. D. Engaging in mutual knowing.
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A) "It is a procedure whereby various muscle groups are contracted and relaxed, bringing about an overall sense of relaxation." B) "The procedure is one whereby you use your imagination to reduce tension in the body." C) "The purpose is to become aware of one's bodily processes, such as blood pressure and pulse, and to bring them under conscious control." D) "The goal is to gain mastery and control over one's attention, bringing about a special state of consciousness."
A client is undergoing antineoplastic therapy. The nurse, in an effort to minimize the toxic effects of therapy, administers which growth factor?
1. Filgrastim (Neupogen) 2. Megestrol acetate (Megace) 3. Carmustine (Gliadel) 4. Teniposide (Vumon)
A nurse plans care for an older adult with insomnia. The client's medication list includes zolpidem, potassium, and omeprazole. Which of the following diagnoses should the nurse include in the plan of care?
A) Risk for falls B) Risk for suicide C) Risk for powerlessness D) Risk for urge urinary incontinence