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A resident who is described as stuporous is
 
  a. Unable to respond to anything except deep painful stimuli
  b. Semicomatose
  c. Able to be aroused, but responds inappro-priately and returns to sleep after stimulus stops
  d. Lethargic

Question 2

Which of the following is a measurable goal for an older person?
 
  a. The resident's appetite will improve
  b. The resident will eat more than 80 of each meal for the next week
  c. The resident will feel better
  d. The resident will feel less nauseated



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Answer to Question 1

C
A stuporous state is exhibited by a resident who is able to be aroused but returns to a sleep state. Response A, inability to respond to anything except deep painful stimuli, defines a coma. Responses B and D are incorrect. Semicomatose is a subjective term that is difficult to define. Lethargic is a description of behavior.

Answer to Question 2

B
Response B is a measurable, realistic, specific, time-related, and attainable goal. Responses A, C, and D are not measurable, resident-centered goals.





 

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