Mr. Jones is being admitted to the unit by the nurse with a severe urinary tract infection and is accompanied by their home care giver who states, “He is very old, does not move around a lot, and is incontinent. I hope you like taking care of old people because they all revert back to being a baby, as the care is the same.” Which of the following would be the best response by the nurse?

The nurse is assessing multiple older adult clients and would understand which of the following situations demonstrates the effect of physical environment the best?

Case Study 1 The nurse is planning a function-focused care plan for Mr. Jones, who is 78, alert and oriented, and does not demonstrate any problems at this time.   He is taking 6 medications and has a history of Hypertension, Diabetes mellitus, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disorder (COPD), and continues to smoke.  Mr. Jones states that he does not move around that much because “I don’t feel like it. I just feel tired and “down” all the time.” He has no history of falls or pressure injuries.  Which risk factors does Mr. C have that places him at risk for functional decline? Select all that apply.

_______________ believed that the American system of government was a hybrid system because there had never been a monarch in the country and the people had more advanced democratic ideals.

The doctrine of __________ holds that a state can declare null and void a federal law that, in the state’s opinion, violates the Constitution.

The term __________________, found in the Declaration of Independence, held that governments were designed for man and not the other way around.

What were the provisions of James Madison’s “Federalist #10”?

What were the provisions of the Three-Fifths Compromise?

What were the provisions of the Albany Plan of Union?

George Washington drew up what was known as the Connecticut Compromise, which was an effort to iron out the differences between the Virginia and the New Jersey plans during the Constitutional Convention.