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What're the requirements for communication? CORRECT ANSWER >Sender >Receiver What're the types of communication? CORRECT ANSWER One-way communication Two-way communication Sender CORRECT ANSWER a person who transmits a message Receiver CORRECT ANSWER the person for whom the messag...

On completion of this nursing program, you will be eligible to request permission to sit for the _____________. - Answer National Council Licensing Examination The meaning of nursing has a Latin history behind it. The original word for nursing meant, "______________". - Answer To nourish ...

A student nurse asks, "What's the difference between laws and ethics?" Which response best explains the difference between nursing laws and ethics? - Answer "Ethics refer to expected behavior of nurses, but laws require mandatory observance by nurses." A major change in medical ethics that...

30 - Answer Number of CEUs to take in order to maintain nursing licensure. Nursing Shortage - Answer The following are factors of: - Work environment - Aging workforce - Shortage of nursing faculty - Retention rates - Compensation rates 21st Century - Answer Following are signific...

What is a nursing program considered when certified by a state agency? - Approved - Provisional - Accredited - Exemplified - Answer Approved Approved means certified by a state agency for having met minimum standards; accredited means certified by the NLN for having met more complex st...

Flourence nightingale contributed greatly to the nursing profession. WHich statement best describes Florence Nightingale's contribution to nursing? - Answer established crews to clean up hospitals, established laundries to wash linens and uniforms and cooked nutritous meals. Periodically, var...

Antiseptic - Answer a substance that tends to inhibit the growth & reproduction of microorganisms Asepsis - Answer the absence of pathogenic microorganisms Carrier - Answer A person or animal who harbors & spreads an organism Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) - Answer ...

what is hyperlipidemia - Answer high levels of lipids (fats) in the blood hyperlipidemia is a major cause of what ? - Answer atherosclerosis What is atherosclerosis? - Answer build up of fats, cholesterol, hardening of the arteries what puts you at high risk for atherosclerosis and co...

Florence Nightingale - Answer Individual recognized for the following: - First nursing theorist - Focused on promoting nursing education - Established the St. Thomas hospital in London - Established a standard for nursing - Established the "Nightingale Plan" pesthouses - Answer Term ...

Alimentary Canal - Answer The digestive tube that is 9 meters in length that extends from the mouth to the anus Ingestion - Answer Intake of food into Alimentary Canal is known as? Digestion - Answer Processes that break up complex nutrients into simpler nutrients Mechanical Digestion...

what is left sided heart failure related to? - Answer Lungs, leads to pulmonary edema, Dyspnea, orthopnea, pulmonary crackles, wheezing, pink frothy sputum and couch what is the master pacemaker? - Answer SA node when a pt is refusing meds how do you communicate? - Answer get clarificati...

Persons with this type of ulcer often will have pain while eating or shortly after. - Answer Peptic ulcer persons with this often display bizarre behavior that is not based in reality. - Answer Schizophrenia Because drainage of ileostomies and colostomies are acidic, what is an important n...