The nurse notices the client’s breathing is more difficult and taking more effort, also only the left side of the chest is rising and falling.  How would the nurse document this?

Which is the best description of age-related repiratory changes that occur in the older adult?

Which of these list the regions of the abdomen:

During palpation of the anterior chest wall, the nurse notes a course, crackling sensation over the skin surface.  Which would best described what the nurse is palpating:

A client complains that he is only able to sleep when supported in an upright position.  Which term is the best to use when documenting this statement?

An occupational therapy evaluation must be reliably able to assess three interwoven essential elements: the ___________________, which is the “doing” of the occupation; the ________________, which is how the “doing” is experienced by the client; and ____________________, which means that a person is engaged in doing something and they experience it as valuable.

Some occupational therapists use the mnemonic RUMBA to evaluate the goal statements they write. What is RUMBA and what does it stand for?

Correctly match the following concepts and principles from chapter 12.

Narcolepsy is often characterized by sudden episodes of muscle weakness or paralysis called:

Learning is best defined as: