In the United States, the exception to an adolescent's autonomy over medical records involves the issue of:
a. abortion
b. sexual activity
c. birth control
d. sexually transmitted infections
A
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Although the older male adult who was forced to retire from law enforcement has mul-tiple physical complaints, the primary care health care provider finds nothing abnormal
After the man tells the nurse that his girlfriend just left him, which is the priority nursing intervention to complete before the older adult leaves? a. Ask him how he plans to cope with his loss. b. Use direct questions about access to firearms. c. Collaborate with provider for antidepressants. d. Allow him to express himself by intent listening.
A client is being discharged, and needs instructions on wound care. When planning to teach the client, the nurse should:
1. identify the client's learning needs and advise the client on what to do. 2. provide pamphlets and videotapes for ongoing learning. 3. identify the client's learning needs and learning ability. 4. identify the client's problems and make the appropriate referral.
The nurse documents that a toddler is engaging in the expected type of play according to age if the nature of the toddler's play is:
1. parallel. 2. interactive. 3. socialized. 4. shared.
Which of the following statements regarding use of aspirin to reduce the risk of heart attacks is INCORRECT?
A. Aspirin interferes with platelet function. B. Large doses of aspirin are required in order to reduce heart attack risk. C. Aspirin is absorbed rapidly from the gastrointestinal tract. D. The effect of aspirin on platelet function persists for the entire 10-day life span of the platelets.