A Type 1 diabetic client with a recent history of peripheral neuropathy is here for a full neurological evaluation. Which sensory tests might be performed to assess the person’s level of neuropathy? Choose all that apply: 

The nurse is ready to begin a physical exam on an 8-month-old infant. The child is quietly sitting on his mother’s lap chewing on a toy. Which of the following should the nurse do first?

When assessing muscle strength, the nurse observes the patient has complete range of motion against gravity with full resistance. What grade of muscle strength should the nurse record in the electronic medical record using a 0-5 point scale?

After a roll-over car accident, the Emergency Room nurse checks for the “corneal blink reflex” in the admitted patient. The patient’s eyes blink when touched with a cotton ball to the outer canthus bilaterally. The nurse can chart that ________________ are intact. Fill in the blank.

When examining an older adult early in the morning the nurse should use which of the following techniques?

The nurse is performing an assessment on a client with a suspected diagnosis of cataracts. The chief symptom the nurse would expect to hear in the patient’s subjective story is:

While obtaining a health history of a two-week old newborn from the mother, the nurse asks about the baby’s ability to suck at breast or bottle and grasp the mother’s finger. What data is the nurse assessing?

Normal schools were originally established primarily to:

According to Carol Dweck, a student with a growth mindset is most likely to believe that:

Choose a lesson topic that could be taught at any grade level. Explain how the same lesson could be taught using TWO different levels of James Banks’ approaches to multicultural education. Identify each level and describe what the lesson would look like at each level