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*Lightly touching or applying pressure* to the body using fingertips, back of hand, or palm of hand. *Surface of skin and feeling vibration* -- Correct Answer --Palpation Providing info: -*Temp* -*Moisture* -*Tenderness* -*Vibrations* *Striking or tapping the body with fingertips* to produce vibratory sounds -- Correct Answer --Percussion -Least used by nurses Sounds: -Empty= Resonant -Thud= Dull

1. Active Listening -- Correct Answer --demonstrating full attention to what is being said, hearing both the content being communication and the unspoken message. 2. Advanced Practice Nursing Roles -- Correct Answer --Nurse practicitioner, nurse midwifery. 3. American Recovery and Reinvestment Act-2009 -- Correct Answer --This legislation authorizes the following: 1) Loan repayment programs and scholarships for nursing students. 2) Funding for public service announcements to encourage more p...

***AN ACTUAL NURSING DIAGNOSTIC STATEMENT CONTAINS THREE PARTS:*** +++ -- Correct Answer --1. NAME OF THE HEALTH-RELATED ISSUE OR PROBLEM AS IDENTIFIED IN THE NANDA LIST. 2. ETIOLOGY (ITS CAUSE) 3. SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS EXAMPLE: 1. DISTURBED SLEEP PATTERN = PROBLEM 2. RELATED TO EXCESSIVE INTAKE OF COFFEE = ETIOLOGY 3. AS MANIFESTED BY DIFFICULTY IN FALLING ASLEEP, FEELING TIRED DURING THE DAY, AND IRRITABILITY WITH OTHERS (SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS). ***COLLABORATIVE PROBLEMS*** -- Correct Answer ...

1. Assessment -- Correct Answer --systematic collection of information. 2. Collabrative Problems -- Correct Answer --physiologic complication whose treatment requires both nurse- and physician-prescribed interventions. 3. Concept Mapping -- Correct Answer --organizing information in a graphic or pictorial form.

1. Adaptation Theory -- Correct Answer --Any change in a person's circumstances can result in adaptive changes in other components of their life 2. Basic needs theory -- Correct Answer --Each person has basic needs that must be met for optimal health. 3. Environmental theory? -- Correct Answer --External conditions can prevent, suppress, or contribute to disease or death.

1. Caring skills -- Correct Answer --Nursing interventions restore or maintain person's health. 2. Comforting Skills -- Correct Answer --Nurse becomes the stabilizing figure, the guide, companion this supportive relationship evokes trust and reduces fear & worry. 3. Counseling Skills -- Correct Answer --Communicating with pt's actively listening to the exchange of information, health teaching, demonstrating emotional health.

1. active listening -- Correct Answer --demonstrating full attention to what is being said; hearing both the content being communicated and the unspoken message 2. ADLs (activities of daily living) -- Correct Answer --acts that people normally do every day 3. advanced practice -- Correct Answer --specialized areas of nursing expertise, such as nurse practitioner and nurse midwifery 4. art -- Correct Answer --ability to perform an act skillfully

Only one inventory account, Inventory, appears in the financial statements of a merchandising concern. A manufacturer normally has three inventory accounts: Raw Materials, Work in Process, and Finished Goods. Companies report the cost assigned to goods and materials on hand but not yet placed into production as raw materials inventory. They report

A provision of what act permits the U.S. president to authorize communications through the chairman of the JCS, placing the chairman in the communications chain of command? -- Correct Answer --the public law 99-433, goldwater-nichols department of defense reorganization act of 1986 According to basic requirements of the unit training program, when

A in salute -- Correct Answer --Activity ABU Shirt -- Correct Answer --The long sleeved ABU shirt sleeves may be rolled up. If rolled up, the visible sleeve material must match the shirt and will touch or come within 1 inch of the forearm when the arm is bent at a 90 degree angle. The ABU shirt may be removed in the immediate work area as determine