A patient would benefit from therapy in which peers as well as staff have a voice in
determining patients' privileges and psychoeducational topics. Which approach
would be best?
-Systematic desensitization
-Short-term dynamic therapy
-Milieu therapy
-Cognitive therapy
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, -Milieu therapy
-Milieu therapy is based on the idea that all members of the environment
contribute to the planning and functioning of the setting. The distracters
are individual therapies that do not fit the description
Operant conditioning is part of the treatment plan to encourage speech in a child
who is nearly mute. Which technique applies?
-Include the child in small group activities.
-Encourage the child to observe others talking.
-Teach the child relaxation techniques.
-Give the child a small treat for speaking.
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-Give the child a small treat for speaking.
-Operant conditioning involves giving positive reinforcement for a desired
behavior. Treats are rewards and reinforce speech through positive
reinforcement
A nurse is assessing a patient who is dehydrated for fluid volume deficit. Which finding
should the nurse expect in the patient?
-Moist skin
-Distended neck veins
-Increased urinary output
-Tachycardia
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-Tachycardia
-Tachycardia is an attempt to maintain blood pressure, a manifestation of
fluid volume deficit.
, The nurse must be cognizant that an individual's genetic makeup is known as his or
her:
-Genotype.
-Phenotype.
-Karyotype.
-Chromotype.
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-Genotype.
-The genotype comprises all the genes the individual can pass on to a
future generation. The phenotype is the observable expression of an
individual's genotype. The karyotype is a pictorial analysis of the number,
form, and size of an individual's chromosomes. Genotype refers to an
individual's genetic makeup.
When counseling a couple expecting a child in which the father has an autosomal
recessive disorder and the mother has no gene for the disorder, the nurse uses
Punnett squares to show the couple the probability of their having a child with the
disorder. Which statement by the nurse is accurate?
-"Your male children would display characteristics of the disorder."
-"Each child would be a carrier of the disorder."
-"Your female children would display characteristics of the disorder."
-"Each child would have 50% chance of having the disorder."
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-"Each child would be a carrier of the disorder."
-When one parent has an autosomal recessive disorder and the other
parent has no genes for the autosomal recessive disorder, the children will
be carriers of the autosomal recessive disorder. The children will not have
the disorder or display characteristics of the disorder, regardless of gender.
determining patients' privileges and psychoeducational topics. Which approach
would be best?
-Systematic desensitization
-Short-term dynamic therapy
-Milieu therapy
-Cognitive therapy
Give this one a try later!
, -Milieu therapy
-Milieu therapy is based on the idea that all members of the environment
contribute to the planning and functioning of the setting. The distracters
are individual therapies that do not fit the description
Operant conditioning is part of the treatment plan to encourage speech in a child
who is nearly mute. Which technique applies?
-Include the child in small group activities.
-Encourage the child to observe others talking.
-Teach the child relaxation techniques.
-Give the child a small treat for speaking.
Give this one a try later!
-Give the child a small treat for speaking.
-Operant conditioning involves giving positive reinforcement for a desired
behavior. Treats are rewards and reinforce speech through positive
reinforcement
A nurse is assessing a patient who is dehydrated for fluid volume deficit. Which finding
should the nurse expect in the patient?
-Moist skin
-Distended neck veins
-Increased urinary output
-Tachycardia
Give this one a try later!
-Tachycardia
-Tachycardia is an attempt to maintain blood pressure, a manifestation of
fluid volume deficit.
, The nurse must be cognizant that an individual's genetic makeup is known as his or
her:
-Genotype.
-Phenotype.
-Karyotype.
-Chromotype.
Give this one a try later!
-Genotype.
-The genotype comprises all the genes the individual can pass on to a
future generation. The phenotype is the observable expression of an
individual's genotype. The karyotype is a pictorial analysis of the number,
form, and size of an individual's chromosomes. Genotype refers to an
individual's genetic makeup.
When counseling a couple expecting a child in which the father has an autosomal
recessive disorder and the mother has no gene for the disorder, the nurse uses
Punnett squares to show the couple the probability of their having a child with the
disorder. Which statement by the nurse is accurate?
-"Your male children would display characteristics of the disorder."
-"Each child would be a carrier of the disorder."
-"Your female children would display characteristics of the disorder."
-"Each child would have 50% chance of having the disorder."
Give this one a try later!
-"Each child would be a carrier of the disorder."
-When one parent has an autosomal recessive disorder and the other
parent has no genes for the autosomal recessive disorder, the children will
be carriers of the autosomal recessive disorder. The children will not have
the disorder or display characteristics of the disorder, regardless of gender.
