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The nurse is reviewing with a client that the limbic system is located between the cerebrum and the inner brain. The limbic system includes the hippocampus and reticular formation.
 
  Based on this information, what would be the best explanation by the nurse of the hippocampus' role in maintaining the client's physiologic adaptation? A) Largely responsible for maintaining a person's level of awareness
  B) Functions in learning and long-term memory
  C) Plays a role in allowing sensory input to enter the cerebral cortex
  D) Governs wakefulness and sleep

Question 2

A nurse wants to know about the licensing law that is practiced in different states. What is a permissive license?
 
  A) Practicing nursing without a license
  B) Practice act that differentiates between LPN/LVN and RN licenses
  C) Designates the functions, duties, and responsibilities of the nurse
  D) Requires that nurses cannot perform the functions designated as exclusive to nursing without proper licensure in that state



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The hippocampus functions in learning and long-term memory. The limbic system is located between the cerebrum and the inner brain. (The term limbic literally means pertaining to a margin or edge.) It is largely responsible for maintaining a person's level of awareness. The limbic system includes the hippocampus and the reticular formation. The reticular formation plays a role in allowing sensory input to enter the cerebral cortex. It also governs wakefulness and sleep, through a portion of the reticular formation called the reticular activating system (RAS).

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State licensing laws have individual variations, but all nurse practice laws state that it is illegal for any nurse to practice nursing for pay without a license. Practice acts differentiate between LPN/LVN and RN licenses. This regulation is called mandatory licensure. The mandatory law designates the functions, duties, and responsibilities of the nurse and the use of the title nurse. Mandatory licensure requires that a nurse cannot perform the functions designated as exclusive to nursing without proper licensure in that state. Practicing nursing without a license is called permissive licensure, but rarely occurs today.




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Reply 2 on: Jul 17, 2018
Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it


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Great answer, keep it coming :)

 

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