Which of the following statements is/are true in regards to Wilhelm Roentgen? He discovered x-rays while he was experimenting with a Coolidge tube. The first radiographic image of human anatomy was of his wife’s hand. The unit of radiation exposure was called the Roentgen.

The health care provider orders Heparin by protocol.  As a bolus, you are to give the client 75 units/kg.  A continuous infusion is to be 10 units/kg/hr.  The client weighs 60 kg.  Pharmacy sends a vial of Heparin 10,000 units/mL to use for the bolus.How many units would be given to this client as a bolus (round to the nearest 100 units)?How many mL’s would be given to this client as a bolus (round to the nearest hundredth unit)?

A client is diagnosed with Meniere’s Disease and a nurse is teaching the client about the disorder.  Which of the following would be included in the teaching?  (Select all that apply)

How many interview outfits should you have?

When preparing for an interview, which question may you least likely be asked?

On a job application, you are legally not required to answer questions about ____.

​Increased maternal age brings a heightened risk of certain difficulties, both with the pregnancy and for the child. Specifically, when the mother is pregnant after the age of 40 there is an enhanced risk of the child being born with _______________, a chromosomal disorder associated with delayed physical, cognitive and social development.

​Young children draw conclusions about the meanings of words based on a few basic rules. Which of the following is NOT one of them?

​If a child believes that the name “cat” refers only to her own family’s cat and to no other cats, she is a victim of

​A social _______________ refers to a set of culturally-determined guidelines about how one should behave, especially around other people.