19.) What secret organization created in the Thirteen Colonies who actively sought to advance the rights of the American colonists and fight taxation by the British government, gained widespread notoriety after carrying out the Boston Tea Party?

5.) Despite not being one of the most famous inhabitants of the early Jamestown colony, this man would eventually transform the fledgling settlement into the economic powerhouse it later became through forward-thinking agricultural and political methods?

In a skilled nursing home, a newly admitted resident becomes terminally ill following a cerebrovascular accident (CVA). To diminish the family’s anxiety, the nurse teaches the family members about activities that are being performed to provide care and comfort to their loved one. This patient education is provided in order to:

8.) This 1676 disturbance in Virginia between Governor William Berkley and local planters, signaled a key shift in the labor practices in the English colonies from Indentured Servants to African Slavery to further divide an emerging middle class based on racial lines?  

This transatlantic flow of goods and people more commonly referred to as the ____________, drastically altered years of evolution, plants, animals, and cultures, that evolved separately on independent continents, now thrown together through European colonization?

The nurse recognizes the American Indian’s need for the intervention of a shaman in dealing with illness because the shaman helps the patient in seeking:

The nurse is aware that the knowledge deficit of a postpartum patient with her first child that can be safely addressed by the community nurse after discharge is:

When communicating with an aphasic patient, the nurse appropriately:

When communicating with an adolescent, the nurse should be very sensitive to avoid:

A nurse plans to teach a 4-year-old about what to expect after his broken arm has been casted by: