A nurse instructs an Indian client to call the physician's office if she develops a fever of 101 degrees Fahrenheit, redness, swelling at the incision site, and any drainage from the incision site. While giving these directions, the client does not look a
A) Proximity
B) Eye contact
C) Silence
D) Touch
Question 2
An infant is taken to his parents for the first time, and the mother holds her baby. She caresses the baby's cheek and observes the baby sleeping. The nurse watching this exchange understands that the most primitive sensory process developed by humans is
A) Apprehensiveness
B) Verbal communication
C) Tactile stimulation
D) Listening for audible cues
The Asiatic lion, whose habitat once ranged from the Mediterranean to north-west Indian subcontinent
Hare Indian Dog
Client position when assessing jugular vein distention.
NURSE CARING BEHAVIORS AS
A medical assistant listening to the patient and physician discuss the patient's care.
Copiers should meet the particular needs of the medical office.