The nurse is conducting a home risk assessment for a family with a toddler and
preschool-age children. Which should the nurse identify as the priority safety hazard?
A. Safety plugs in electrical outlets.
B. Medications on the kitchen counter.
C. Lack of helmets next to bicycles.
D. Child locks on the doors.
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, B. Medications on the kitchen counter.
What is vertigo?
A. Involuntary rapid eye movements.
B. A feeling of rotation or imbalance.
C. An infection of the vestibular nerve.
D. Impaired olfaction.
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B. A feeling of rotation or imbalance.
Which of the following barriers to communication involves asking a client for
information chiefly out of curiosity rather than with the intent to assist the client?
A. Challenging
B. Probing
C. Testing
D. Rejecting
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B. Probing
The nurse is caring for an older adult client in a long-term care facility. Which
behavior by the nurse best conveys physical attending when communicating with this
client?
A. Facilitating and taking action when needed.
B. Maintaining a distance of 25 feet separation when speaking with the client.
C. Leaning toward the client during conversation.
preschool-age children. Which should the nurse identify as the priority safety hazard?
A. Safety plugs in electrical outlets.
B. Medications on the kitchen counter.
C. Lack of helmets next to bicycles.
D. Child locks on the doors.
Give this one a try later!
, B. Medications on the kitchen counter.
What is vertigo?
A. Involuntary rapid eye movements.
B. A feeling of rotation or imbalance.
C. An infection of the vestibular nerve.
D. Impaired olfaction.
Give this one a try later!
B. A feeling of rotation or imbalance.
Which of the following barriers to communication involves asking a client for
information chiefly out of curiosity rather than with the intent to assist the client?
A. Challenging
B. Probing
C. Testing
D. Rejecting
Give this one a try later!
B. Probing
The nurse is caring for an older adult client in a long-term care facility. Which
behavior by the nurse best conveys physical attending when communicating with this
client?
A. Facilitating and taking action when needed.
B. Maintaining a distance of 25 feet separation when speaking with the client.
C. Leaning toward the client during conversation.
