Refer to Station/Figure 4.  NAME each of the numbered bones below. BE SPECIFIC! Bone #1: [a] Bone #4: [b] Bone #12: [c]

When assessing the insight and self-concept of a client with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), what does the nurse note?

Refer to Station/Figure 1 Consider the bones labeled A through E in this figure. Include the NAME and Letter for each bone that best answers the following questions.  Which bone would be most proximal?: [a] Of the two distal bones, which would be most medial?: [b]

What is the relationship between energy and wavelength for electromagnetic radiation?

Refer to Station/Figure 2.  Examples A and B are drawings of bones from two different pelvises – one of these is ‘male’ and one is ‘female.’ Compare these drawings and use the information from your comparison to PREDICT whether the model pelvis in C is male or female.  A complete answer will identify the sex for each example, A & B, give TWO anatomic reasons how you know this is true, and a prediction about whether C is male or female based on your reasons. 

What is one or two things you plan to do this summer to support your healthy aging and mental well-being?

What is the nurse’s priority after discovering a patient had a near fall?

¿Indicativo o subjuntivo?  Completa las oraciones con los verbos entre paréntesis en el indicativo -O- el presente de subjuntivo.  Note: When/if necessary, use an apostrophe (‘) before the accentuated vowel if you cannot type/insert it.  Example: ó = ‘o. 1.  Conozco a un amigo que _____ (buscar) constantemente un trabajo nuevo. 2. Mateo y Felipe quieren que yo _____ (tener) tanta paciencia como ellos. 3.  Julia tiene un gerente que siempre _____ (pedir) la opinión de sus empleados sobre cómo mejorar el negocio. 4.  Les aconsejo que _____ (asistir) a todas las reuniones de trabajo. 5.  Es importante que tú _____ (hacer) este trabajo de una manera eficiente.

Scenario:Mr. D is a 79-year-old male admitted to the hospital for management of congestive heart failure. He has a history of type 2 diabetes, mild cognitive impairment, and osteoarthritis. He wears bifocal glasses and reports occasional dizziness when standing. During his hospital stay, the nurse notes that Mr. D frequently gets out of bed without using the call light and was recently found trying to walk to the bathroom without assistance. His medications include metformin, furosemide, and a low-dose antipsychotic for sleep disturbances. He requires help with grooming and dressing. The nurse observes his footwear are hospital-issued socks with non-slip grips. Which factor most significantly increases Mr. D’s fall risk during hospitalization?

Which practice is unsafe during nail care for a patient with diabetes?