The nurse is providing information on breast self-examination to a female client. Which palpation pattern does the nurse instruct the patient to use when performing this examination? 

The nurse is assisting a client in identifying coping mechanisms. How should the nurse explain the concept of coping to the client?

The nurse is presenting information about preventing sexually transmitted infections (STIs) to a group of female students. Which statement by a student is most concerning?

The nurse works in a mental health clinic where a variety of therapies are provided. Which client will most benefit from cognitive behavioral therapy?

The nurse is caring for a group of clients. Which clients are at the highest risk for developing cardiogenic shock? Select all that apply.

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Quiz on Chapter 14 of John Green’s Everything Is Tuberculosis   Question #2 of 10: 

Consider the following argument and its map. “What’s your opinion of science? Do you, like those people mentioned above, place a high value on scientific research? Despite the unquestionable appeal of science, a bit of reflection shows that 1 we should terminate all scientific research. After all, 2 terminating all scientific research would make the world a safer place because 3 terminating all scientific research would prevent the development of new weapons and because 4 if we prevent the development of new weapons then the world will be safer. Obviously, 5 we have an obligation to create a safer world for our descendants, so 6 we should do whatever it takes to make the world a safer place.” MC 3.4a Central Argument.pngSuppose Allen thinks that premises 3, 4 and 5 are all good and that inferences A, B, and C are all very strong. Should he conclude that the argument, as a whole, is good?

Consider the following argument and its map. “What’s your opinion of science? Do you, like those people mentioned above, place a high value on scientific research? Despite the unquestionable appeal of science, a bit of reflection shows that 1 we should terminate all scientific research. After all, 2 terminating all scientific research would make the world a safer place because 3 terminating all scientific research would prevent the development of new weapons and because 4 if we prevent the development of new weapons then the world will be safer. Obviously, 5 we have an obligation to create a safer world for our descendants, so 6 we should do whatever it takes to make the world a safer place.” MC 3.4a Central Argument.pngTrue or false? If we examine this missing premise and decide that it is false, this shows that inference B is bad.