The nurse differentiates for the family active and palliative care, in that active care is:
a. centered on symptom control.
b. focused on treatment for a cure.
c. not concerned with dying.
d. covered by health insurance.
Question 2
The nurse explains that vitamin K by injection is given to the newborn at risk for hemorrhage because:
a. most mothers have a vitamin K deficiency that develops during pregnancy.
b. bacteria that synthesize vitamin K are not present in newborns.
c. vitamin K prevents the synthesis of prothrombin.
d. the newborn does not store vitamin K.
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Differences between a Nurse Practitioner
Mechanisms of Active and Passive Immunity
Health care - patient-centered
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