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Athabasca Nursing 400 Fundamentals of Nursing Questions with Complete Solutions

Particular Values, beliefs, and patterns of behavior, are special or unique to a group and don't tend to be shared with other cultures. - Correct Answer-Culture Specific Commonly shared values, norms, behaviors, and life patterns are similarly held among cultures about human behavior and lifestyle. - Correct Answer-Culture Universal Norms/practices of a particular group that are learned and shared and transmitted values, beliefs, norms, and lifeways of a particular group of people that gu...

True or false? Most seniors live in residential care facilities such as residences for seniors or health care and related facilities. Correct Answer-False True or false? Health care expenditures on individuals ages 65 and older accounted for one third of total health care expenditures. Correct Answer-False. (It is more than one third.) True or false? The majority of older Canadians are not satisfied with their lives. Correct Answer-True. (Or maybe its false?) True or false? Older people...

NURS 209 Gerontological Nursing Questions with Complete Solutions

What is a significant health risk specific to Vietnamese Americans? Cardiovascular Disease Hypertension Hepatitis C Sickle Cell Anemia - Correct Answer-Hypertension A Vietnamese American patient has been recently diagnosed with hypertension. The patient is prescribed an anti-hypertensive medication and educated about hypertension and how to take the medication. The patient acknowledges understanding. At the two-month follow up for the patient, blood pressure is still significa...

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Which statement best describes the DSM-5? a. It is a medical psychiatric assessment system. b. It is a compendium of treatment modalities. c. It offers a complete list of nursing diagnoses. d. It suggests common interventions for mental disorder Correct Answer-a. It is a medical psychiatric assessment system. Asylum-based training programs began in the late 1800s in Canada. What was the rationale for initiating psychiatric nursing training? a. There were greater needs for custodial c...

Maternity Nursing question n answers graded A+amniotic fluid - correct answer helps maintain a constant body temperature for the fetus. The fetus modifies the amniotic fluid through the process of swallowing, urinating, and movement through the respiratory tract ballottement - correct answer examiner feels a rebound when fetus falls back Chadwick's Sign - correct answer Probable sign of pregnancy Blue Color of the mucous membranes of the cervix, vagina, and vulva at about 4 weeks. ...

A female nurse asks an Afghan woman about her reason for admission. The nurse should expect? A. The patient to request a male nurse B. The patient to allow her husband to answer the question C. The patient will avoid eye contact with the nurse D. The patient to speak in story rich context, rather than providing a brief answer - Correct Answer-D When observing an Afghan American interact with other people, the nurse recognizes that the use of touch is based on: A. How much they trust ...