Answer to Question 1
B
Persons who work in dry-cleaning establishments are exposed to solvents that may cause derma-titis or liver disease.
Asbestosis is more likely to be found as an occupational hazard for automobile workers and in-sulators.
Tendonitis may result from repetitive wrist motion, as seen in office computer workers.
Raynaud's phenomenon may result from vibration, as seen with jackhammer operators.
Answer to Question 2
D
Assessing what the client currently knows, teaching what the client wants to know, and setting mutual goals will improve the outcome of care and education.
The group should not be moved along at a predetermined pace. Clients may have questions that would go unanswered if there were a predetermined pace. Sometimes teaching sessions have to be stopped after the nurse observes a client's loss of concentration, such as nonverbal cues of poor eye contact or slumped posture.
Shorter (approximately 20 minutes), frequent sessions are more easily tolerated and retain the client's interest in the material.
The nurse should face the client and speak in a low tone of voice for the older adult with a hear-ing problem.
Random, regular, and clumped distributions.
The nuse works within the cultural mores of American families.
Responsibilities of the nurse manager
To increase pressure using body weight, lean on your client.
Light beer has about the same amount of alcohol as regular beer
The nurse begins the general survey