Sarah is shopping for a new pair of running shoes. She decides to buy a pair based solely on their comfort and color, ignoring other factors like price and brand reputation, and making no tradeoffs between these attributes. Which of the following is the best term for purchase decisions in which customers consider some, but not all, of a product’s attributes, and ignore potential trade-offs between attributes?

A toy manufacturer wants to explore the potential for launching a new educational toy line. To guide their decisions, they use data from a consumer survey they conducted last year, industry trend reports from a trade association, and demographic data from the latest Census. What type of data are they primarily using?

Observing residents’ skin during personal care and bathing is especially important in the prevention of 

A client converts from normal sinus rhythm at 100 bpm to atrial fibrillation with a ventricular response at 162 bpm. Blood pressure is 142/76 mmHg. Respiratory rate is 20 breaths per minute with normal chest expansion and clear lungs bilaterally. Which goal is a priority for this client? 

The healthcare provider orders the critical care medication, Lidocaine to infuse at 4 mg/min. The pharmacy has Lidocaine 1 g/250 mL available. At what rate will the nurse program the infusion pump? Round your answer to the nearest tenths. 

The nurse correlates the T wave on the electrocardiogram tracing to which cardiac action?

The client’s telemetry monitor shows the following cardiac rhythm. Which serum electrolyte level does the nurse correlate as a possible cause for this dysrhythmia?

Rip Van Winkle’s dog’s name was Sammy.

Although this individual was a slave owner and committed to removing Indians from the nation, he was regarded as “the incarnation of the democratic spirit of the age.”

Which of the following statements about Frederick Douglass are true?