This is a two-part question based on the scenario below. I am an interpreter for a high school deaf student who goes to a resource room for reading. While he’s reading aloud he points to an unfamiliar word and indicates he doesn’t know what it means, so I voice, “What is this word?” The teacher then begins to sound out the word phonetically and looks to me to interpret the pronunciation. I realized she’s clueless, so I try saying, “What does this word mean?” This time, she over enunciates the pronunciation of the word for my benefit, still not catching on to the real question. Write down exactly what you would say and do.  Which RID tenet(s) apply to the above scenario?    

A patient with a kidney transplant is taking steroids to supress rejection of the transplanted organ. Which part of the immune system is responsible for rejecting organ transplants?

Which musculoskeletal disorder is also called adhesive capsulitis?

What does interruption of the dorsal spinal cord columns cause in a client with spinal cord injury?

A 39-year-old client complains that he/she feels tired all the time. The client has tachycardia and is pale. The complete blood count with differential reports shows the hemoglobin count as 10 g/dL and the mean corpuscular volume as 75 femoliters. Which condition has the client developed?

A client reports feelings of instability with head movement while standing. Which cranial nerve does the nurse suspect is involved in the client’s manifestations?

List the 5 stages of grief below.    

Which lobe of the cerebrum is responsible for the governing of proprioception?

The proper selection and fit of sports equipment has little to do with preventing sports injuries. 

In the 21st century, the major differentiation between “evangelism” and “missions” continues to be one of geography.