When assessing a client for possible abuse, which of the following would most likely suggest that the client is a victim of abuse?

The nurse assesses a client’s carotid pulse and finds it to be of normal amplitude. The nurse would document this as which of the following?

Transmission of the human coronavirus:

A nurse is conducting a comprehensive assessment of a 70-year-old male client of Native American ethnicity. The nurse observes that the client rarely makes eye contact and holds his head low during the assessment. How should the nurse best interpret this practice?

The nurse is preparing to test a client’s eyes for accommodation. The nurse would have the client focus on an object in which sequence for this test?

A client weighs 72 kg. This is equivalent to how many pounds?  Round your answer to the nearest tenth _______

The nurse is teaching a group of high school students about sexually transmitted infections. Which of the following should the nurse include as a major risk factor for cervical cancer?

Examination of a patient’s gait reveals that the patient is stooped over, has a slow shuffle and maintains a stiff posture when walking. The nurse should document what type of gait?

The nurse is assessing a 79-year-old client’s posterior thorax during a focused respiratory assessment. The nurse should attribute what assessment finding to age related changes?  

A nurse is attempting to view a whole family as a unit to obtain a view of the family composition. How can the nurse best achieve this goal?