Answer to Question 1
Answer: 3
Rationale: The income statement is also known as a profit or loss statement. The income statement includes two sections: the revenue section and the expenses section. The balance sheet is known as the position statement. This report is prepared at specific times through the year. It is used to report what is owned by the organization and what is owed to others. It has two sections: assets and liabilities. The cash-flow statement is used to determine whether the organization can pay its bills over a specific time period.
Answer to Question 2
Answer: 3
Rationale: It is important for fiscally responsible organizations to assess the internal and external environment of the organization to help determine whether services need to be altered to better meet the needs of the community that the organization serves. Small increases or decreases in demographics or types of services that are needed do not often result in changes to services. The number of childbearing-age women who are present in the community has not increased dramatically enough to warrant changes to services provided. The nurse retention rate is important to assess, but will not usually result in a change to services provided. The number of hip replacements performed at the hospital has increased dramatically, and this would most likely lead to an expansion of existing services. The number of hysterectomies that are being performed has not likely decreased enough to warrant a change in services provided. In addition, the change in hysterectomy rates has been taking place gradually over an extended period of time.
The nurse assists the patient in reflecting on his feelings
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The nurse assesses the patient's ability to use the walker correctly
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Nurse collaboration
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