Choose the correct code assignment for the following scenario: 7-day-old with hydrops fetalis due to alpha thalassemia. [blank]  [blank]

Tariffs are taxes imposed by one country on goods imported from another country. If the U.S. imposes a new 20% tariff on all imported goods, then U.S.-produced goods are “tax favored” relative to imported goods and will bear an implicit tax. Therefore, if foreign goods are suddenly 20% more expensive due to increased tariffs, then it is likely that the price of U.S. goods will increase. 

Exempting overtime pay from income tax is not likely to incentivize workers to request being paid by the hour (where they get overtime) versus being paid a salary (where they do not get overtime). 

Requiring research and development (R&D) expenditures to be capitalized and amortized over 5 years is better tax policy than immediately expensing R&D because there is uncertainty regarding the success of the R&D.

Creating an itemized deduction for auto loan interest will benefit low income tax payers the most because they are the ones who need to borrow money to buy a car. 

Exempting tips from income tax will encourage more people to classify more of their income as “tip” income.

The nurse asks the registered nurse to call the physician of a client scheduled for a cardiac catheterization because the client has numerous questions regarding the procedure and has requested to speak to the physician. The physician is very upset and arrives at the unit to visit the client after prompting by the nurse. The nurse is outside the client’s room and hears the physician tell the client in a derogatory manner that the nurse “doesn’t know anything.” The nurse plans to address the physician’s remark, understanding that the physician has violated which legal tort?

The nurse is teaching a client about risk factors that contribute to the development of disease and illness. Which factors are considered non-modifiable risk factors?

Which of the following is an internal variable that affects illness behavior?

The nurse administers medications to the wrong client. During the investigation of the incident, it was determined that the nurse failed to check the client’s identification bracelet before administering the medications. The nursing supervisor evaluates the situation and determines that the nurse can be guilty of negligence because negligence is correctly characterized by which statement?