The admission assessment form indicates that the patient has ...

[Haya94]

The admission assessment form indicates that the patient has pedal pulses that are rated 1 in amplitude. This documentation indicates that the patient's pulses are:
 
  a. Bounding
  b. Normal
  c. Full
  d. Diminished

Question 2

The community health nurse is preparing a teaching plan on motor vehicle accidents. What information will the nurse include in the plan? Select all that apply.
 
  a. The risk of being injured or killed in a car crash increases for older adult drivers.
  b. Young children should be placed in the front seat of a motor vehicle so the driver can watch them.
  c. Air bags have no effect on injury or death related to motor vehicle accidents.
  d. Cell phone use while driving is directly correlated with an increase in motor vehicle accidents.

[bobsmith]

Answer to Question 1

D
Pulses documented as 1 are diminished and barely palpable; those documented as 2 are normal; those as 3 are full and increased; and those as 4 are bounding.

Answer to Question 2

A, D
Motor vehicle accidents are a leading cause of accidental death in American adults and children older than 1 year of age. The risk of being injured or killed in a car crash increases for older drivers. Failure to use seat belts and proper child car seats continues to be the major contributing factors. Severe injuries and death also occur from air bag deployment when young children are improperly placed in the front passenger seat. Children should be properly buckled in age-appropriate safety seats in the back seat of the car. Other risk factors include speed, alcohol, and nonuse of helmets. More recently, driver distraction, particularly cell phone use, has become an emerging concern.

[Haya94]

Gracias!

[ghepp]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it