Critical Thinking Drill #2 (Funda)

7/27/22, 4:02 PM CRITICAL THINKING DRILL #2 (FUNDA)
CRITICAL THINKING DRILL #2 (FUNDA)

Total points 59/100
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rhbu.bulacan.au@phinmaed.com
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Section: *
3BSN A1-2
Last Name, First Name, Middle Initial *
Bulacan, Rhea Jane Busalpa
School *
PHINMA-Araullo University
Fundamentals of Nursing 59 of 100 points
Multiple Choice: Choose the best answer for each given situation
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Multiple Choice: Choose the best answer for each given situation.
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invasion of privacy
negligence
assault
battery
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fresh orange slices
ground-beef patties
steamed brocolli
ice cream
Correct answer
ground-beef patties
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observe
listen attentively
establish rapport
gather information
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1963
1973
1983
1993
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Myra Levine
Dorothea Orem
Martha Rogers
Rosemarie Parse
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decrease physical activity with aging

stay connected to others
increase intake of fats
increase intake of sodium
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Roy
Henderson
Benner
Orlando
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any quadrant first
the symptomatic quadrant first
the symptomatic quadrant last
the symptomatic quadrant either second or third
Correct answer
the symptomatic quadrant last
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Grief is primarily a psychological response following a loss
Grief is primarily a physical response following a loss
Grief is usually a one-time response to a loss
Grief is a series of intense physical and psychological responses following a loss
Correct answer
Grief is a series of intense physical and psychological responses following a loss
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Begin to introduce solid foods at 2 to 3 months of age

eg to t oduce so d oods at to 3 o t s o age
Peaches are the first solid food of choice
Introduce rice cereals as the first solid food choice
Encourage feeding infants whole milk starting at 4 months of age
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At the age of 25, skeletal growth is complete
Ages 20-30 are optimal for reproduction
After age 30, digestive juices decrease
Physical growth stabilizes
Correct answer
At the age of 25, skeletal growth is complete
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Approach the guide dog before introducing yourself to the patient
Introduce yourself in a firm, loud voice at the doorway of the room
Touch the patient's arm and then introduce yourself

ouc t e pat e t s a a dt e t oduce you se
State your name and role after entering the patient's room
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Provide adequate lighting in the patient's room to assist the patient in achieving
his best vision
Provide a dimly lit room to assist the patient in achieving his best vision
Carefully point out color differences for the patient
Carefully point our fine details for the patient
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Keeping patients in a dim-lighted environment
Focusing on the science of nursing
Focusing on a patient's disease process
Maintaining confidentiality
Correct answer
Maintaining confidentiality
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wearing a mask whenever they have a cod or runny nose
frequent handwashing by caregivers
limiting the number of people who see and touch the infant
bathing the infant frequently
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nursing evaluation
nursing diagnosis
nursing implementation
nursing implementation
nursing care plan
Correct answer
nursing diagnosis
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India
England
Greece
Italy
Correct answer
India
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increased sensitivity to taste
increased saliva production
increased peristalsis
increased likelihood for constipation
Correct answer
increased likelihood for constipation
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instruct the client to cough
give the client a sip of water through a straw
observe and test the pH of the aspirate
inject 10ml of water into the NGT
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In India around 800 to 600 BC
During the Roman Empire
During the Middle Ages
at the time of the Renaissance
Correct answer
Correct answer
In India around 800 to 600 BC
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first
second
third
fourth
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decreased glomerular filtration rate
thinning of intervertebral disks
increased hydrochloric acid
thicker blood vessels
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Rosemarie Parse
Jean Watson
Martha Rogers
Myra Levine
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Ameila Greenwald
Mamle Hale
Adelaide Nutting
Lavinia Dock
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Ask the patient to name all of the drugs he is currently taking
Determine which pharmacy dispenses the medications
Have the patient show the nurse all the medications he is taking, both
prescription and over-the-counter
Recommend that all containers be chillproof
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This group age usually only visits health care providers when they are ill
This age group is usually very involved with health promotion measures
Most media atttention towad this group is prevention-oriented
This age group is not included in the Healthy People 2010 initiative
Correct answer
This group age usually only visits health care providers when they are ill
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a client with scheduled transesophageal echocardiography at 9:00 AM
a client with chest pain who states that he just had bowel movement in the
toilet
a client newly diagnosed with diabetes milletus, scheduled for discharge to home
a client complaining of muscle aches headaches and malaise

a client complaining of muscle aches, headaches, and malaise
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Kyphosis is primarily a result of poor posture
Osteoporosis is more common in men than women
Ligaments and tendons become softer with age
Flexion is often painful
Correct answer
Flexion is often painful
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acutely confused
delirious
demented
depressed
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Inspection
Auscultation
Percussion
Palpation
Palpation
Correct answer
Palpation
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Nursing care advanced during and after the major wars
Poor conditions during wars caused a decline in nursing care
Wars have been the stimulus for most nursing advantages
Wars have had little effect on the evolution of nursing
Correct answer
Nursing care advanced during and after the major wars
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"take metamucil regularly"
"walk 50 feet daily"
"eat a soft diet"

"drink 6 to 8 glasses of water a day"
Correct answer
"drink 6 to 8 glasses of water a day"
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Clara Barton
Isabel Hamptom Robb
Annie Goodrich
Jane Delano
Correct answer
Jane Delano
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toddler
preschool
school-age
adolescent
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Assessment
Intervention
Planning
Evaluation
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Encourage the development of healthy lifestyles
Encourage the development and use of appropriate jugment
Assess the person's value system and respect beliefs
Teach time management skills.
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Watson
Mercer
Orem
Peplau
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Martha Rogers
Sister Callista Roy
Jean Watson
Myra Levine
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slow the infusion to 10ml/hr
discontinue the infusion
place cold towels on the site
call the physician
Correct answer
discontinue the infusion
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1700
1760
1800
1860
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"Everything will be fine, Don't worry."
"Read this manual and then ask me any questions you may have."
"Why don't you listen to the radio?"
"Let's talk about what's bothering you."
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denial
bargaining
depression
acceptance
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Deep breathing in the postoperative period makes people healthier
Self-care is ideal
Nursing care is needed when people are affected by limitations that do not allow
them to meet their self-care needs
Optimum health is the only ideal state
Correct answer
Nursing care is needed when people are affected by limitations that do not allow
them to meet their self-care needs
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grand theory
phenomenon
paradigm
metaparadigm
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a palpable radial pulse
a palpable ulnar pulse
cool, pale fingers
pink nail beds
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caring
sympathy
empathy
rapport
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has been in existence longer
is broader and focuses on the person, health, and the environment
is focused on acute needs of the client
is focused on the curing of the disease
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Nightingale
Levine
Abdellah
Orem
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a holistic framework inclusive of illness and health
the importance of creating an environment that promotes healing
a scientific education as a foundation for nursing practice
the need for a body of nursing knowledge that was distinct from medical
knowledge
Correct answer
a scientific education as a foundation for nursing practice
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morning sickness
amenorrhea
linea nigra
gum hypertrophy
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hypotonic
isotonic
sodium chloride
hypertonic
Correct answer
hypertonic
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Athena
Medusa
Hygiea
Hygiea
Perpetua
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physical illness of the bereaved
the bereaved is preoccupied with thoughts of the deceased
the bereaved is unable to adapt to life without the deceased person
emotional liability in the bereaved
Correct answer
the bereaved is unable to adapt to life without the deceased person
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Freud
Erikson
Erikson
Piaget
Kohlberg
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Consider all body substance s potentially infectious
Wear gloves whenever in contact with patients
Wear gown and gloves when caring for a client in droplet infection
Place a body substance isolation sign on the client's door
Correct answer
Consider all body substance s potentially infectious
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Within 1 month
Within 3 months
Within 6 months
Within 12 months
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have the client skip that dose of medication
ask the client's relatives to keep the medications for the client until he returns
lock the medications in the medicine preparation area until the client returns
leave the medications in the drawer of the client's bedside table
Correct answer
lock the medications in the medicine preparation area until the client returns
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Illness
Cause of Illness
Treatment of the Illness

Treatment of the Illness
Patient's response to the illness
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unresolved grief
dysfunctional grief
disenfranchised grief
anticipatory grief
Correct answer
anticipatory grief
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separation from parents
fear of the unknown
unfamiliar sorroundings
fear of death
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a phenomenon
a conceptual model
a concept
a conceptual framework
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a client with metastatic cancer
a client who had coronary artery bypass surgery 1 week ago
a client with left side weakness after a stroke
a client who is undergoing treatment for heroin addiction
Correct answer
a client with metastatic cancer
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enabling others to do for themselves
being self-directed
authority
empowering patients
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difficulty swallowing tablets
greater accumulation of fat-soluble drugs
higher concentrations of protein-bound drugs
difficulty absorbing an intramuscular dose at a single injection site
Correct answer
higher concentrations of protein-bound drugs

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prolong life
improve quality of life
reverse the aging process
increase the number of nursing homes
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She believed that formal education was not needed for nurses
She developed principles of nursing that for the modern definition of a theory
She considered nursing to be a calling
She stressed the importance of caring for the ill person rather than caring for the
illness
Correct answer
She stressed the importance of caring for the ill person rather than caring for the
illness
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Fabiola
Hygeia
Florence Nightingale
Dorothea Dix
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decreased functional respiratory reserve capacity
increased elasticity and tone of muscles used for respiration
increase in number of cilia and alveoli
decrease in respiraotry rate
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restlessness
pale, warm, dry skin
heart rate of 110 beas/minute
urine output of 30ml/hr
Correct answer
restlessness
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"client had a good day"
"seems to be mad at the physician"
"small pressure ulcer noted at the lower back"

small pressure ulcer noted at the lower back
"skin moist and cool"
Correct answer
"skin moist and cool"
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data collection
data verification
data documentation
data evaluation
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Leaves the bed in the high position when finished
Places the pillow at the head of the bed
Rolls the patient to the far side of the bed
Tucks the top sheet and blanket under the bottom of the bed
Correct answer
Leaves the bed in the high position when finished
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a normal reflex called the tonic neck reflex
an abnormal response that needs to be further evaluated
an abnormal response known as head turning
the rooting reflex, which is normal
Correct answer
the rooting reflex, which is normal
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Primary prevention
Secondary prevention
Tertiary prevention
Passive prevention
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in the late teens
in the late twenties
in the late thirties
in the late forties
Correct answer
in the late twenties
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the fist nurse to graduate from a school of nursing the the United States
superintendent of the nurses during the Civil War
the first community health nurse
the founder of the American Nurses Association
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encourage the parent to discuss his beliefs with a child of this age
teach the parent that questioning of values is normal at this age
suggest that teaching by example is best at this age
tell the parent that curiosity abut other belief is common at this age
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the person, health, and the environment
pathophysiology and the curing of the disease
physicians, clients and pathophysiology
community, biology and curing
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The patient should see a physician because these are not normal changes
associated with aging
Suggest that the patient try using a water-soluble lubricant before intercourse
Cessation of menses is normal, but the other changes are not
Sexual intercourse at this age is not necessary; avoid it if it is uncomfortable
Correct answer
Suggest that the patient try using a water-soluble lubricant before intercourse
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Watson
Fawcett
Hall
Henderson
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toddlers and preschoolers
infants and school-age children
preschoolers and young adult
infants and adolescents
Correct answer
infants and adolescents
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1930s
1940s
1950s
1990s
Correct answer
1990s
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fail to show changes in blood pressure
produce a false-high measurement
cause sciatic nerve damage
produce false-low measurement
Correct answer
produce a false-high measurement
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The nonproprietary name is the name assigned by the Adopted Names Council to
the manufacturer who first developed the drugs
The official name may be the same as the nonproprietary name
A generic name may have only one trade name
The proprietary name is the trade name
Correct answer
A generic name may have only one trade name
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Breast milk offers immunologic benefits
Cow's milk and formula are more easily digested than breast milk
Breast-fed infants tend t have more deposits of subcutaneous fats
Cow's milk can be started at 3 to 4 months
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By asking the social worker to investigate nursing home placement
By asking the social worker to investigate community support agencies
By informing the patient that surgery will correct the vision problem
By informing the patient that she will need to go to a rehabilitation facility for
vision training
Correct answer
By asking the social worker to investigate community support agencies
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the nursing diagnosis is the end point of implementation of nursing

interventions
nursing diagnoses are a legal component of the patient record
nursing diagnoses can be made for communities
the nursing diagnosis is a statement that can describe the human response to
illness
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Jean Watson
Martha Rogers
Florence Nightingale
Rosemarie Parse
Correct answer
Jean Watson
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This was the first school of nursing is the West
It was the first nursing school to provide both theory-based knowledge and
clinical skill-building knowledge
It was the first school of nursing to accept women
It was established to provide nurses to fight the Crimean War
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the PCA pump can't infuse opioids continuosly
pain relief is initiated by the client as needed
no complications related to opioid delivery by the pump exist
the nurse prescribes the dosage of opioid for delivery
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Red blood cell count
Sputum Culture
Total hemoglobin
Arterial Blood Gas (ABG) analysis
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increase the rate of cell mitosis
deterioration of neurons
increased rigidity of connective tissue
decreased functional capacity
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low fat-yogurt
broccoli
processed oat-cereals
brussel sprouts
Correct answer
processed oat-cereals
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Nursing is an art
Nursing uses Science
Nursing combines critical-thinking skills with caring behaviors

Nursing is an unstructured method of caring
Correct answer
Nursing combines critical-thinking skills with caring behaviors
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discard the syringe to avoid a medication error
obtain a label for the syringe from the pharmacy
use the syringe because it looks like it contains the same medication the nurse was
prepared to give
call the day nurse to verify the contents of the syringe
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the nurse would not be liable if they did not begin to give care
the Good Samaritan Law applies
the nurse must stay with the patient until another qualified health care provider
arrives
the Abandonment Law applies
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recognizing that the initial diagnosis will always remain constant
avoid personal bias in interpreting data
use of an organizational framework for clustering data cues
continued collection and analysis of data for use in the revision process
Correct answer
recognizing that the initial diagnosis will always remain constant
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focus on preventing disease
focus on maintaining health
are devoted to curing diseases and restoring health
are concerned with the interrelationships between body, mind, and spirit
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Positioning the patient
Assisting with gowning and gloving
Handling surgical instruments to the surgeon
Applying surgical drapes
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The patient's ability to recover
The patient's occupational hazards
The patient's socioeconomic status
The patient's cognitive abilities
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7/27/22, 4:02 PM CRITICAL THINKING DRILL #2 (FUNDA)

CRITICAL THINKING DRILL #2 (FUNDA)

Last Name, First Name, Middle Initial *

Bulacan, Rhea Jane Busalpa

Fundamentals of Nursing 59 of 100 points

fresh orange slices

decrease physical activity with aging

stay connected to others

increase intake of fats

increase intake of sodium

any quadrant first

the symptomatic quadrant first

the symptomatic quadrant last

the symptomatic quadrant either second or third

the symptomatic quadrant last

Grief is primarily a psychological response following a loss

Grief is primarily a physical response following a loss

Grief is usually a one-time response to a loss

Grief is a series of intense physical and psychological responses following a loss

Grief is a series of intense physical and psychological responses following a loss

Begin to introduce solid foods at 2 to 3 months of age

Peaches are the first solid food of choice

Introduce rice cereals as the first solid food choice

Encourage feeding infants whole milk starting at 4 months of age

At the age of 25, skeletal growth is complete

Ages 20-30 are optimal for reproduction

After age 30, digestive juices decrease

Physical growth stabilizes

At the age of 25, skeletal growth is complete

Approach the guide dog before introducing yourself to the patient

Introduce yourself in a firm, loud voice at the doorway of the room

Touch the patient's arm and then introduce yourself

Carefully point out color differences for the patient

Carefully point our fine details for the patient

Keeping patients in a dim-lighted environment

Focusing on the science of nursing

Focusing on a patient's disease process

wearing a mask whenever they have a cod or runny nose

frequent handwashing by caregivers

bathing the infant frequently

nursing care plan

increased sensitivity to taste

increased saliva production

increased likelihood for constipation

increased likelihood for constipation

instruct the client to cough

give the client a sip of water through a straw

observe and test the pH of the aspirate

inject 10ml of water into the NGT

In India around 800 to 600 BC

During the Roman Empire

During the Middle Ages

at the time of the Renaissance

In India around 800 to 600 BC

decreased glomerular filtration rate

thinning of intervertebral disks

increased hydrochloric acid

thicker blood vessels

Ask the patient to name all of the drugs he is currently taking

Determine which pharmacy dispenses the medications

Recommend that all containers be chillproof

Most media atttention towad this group is prevention-oriented

a client with scheduled transesophageal echocardiography at 9:00 AM