While performing a physical assessment the student nurse tells her instructor that she cannot palpate her patient’s bladder. Which statement by the instructor is best? “You should:

Donna’s lot, measuring 320 feet by 203 feet, sold for $3 per square foot. How much money would the listing agent receive if the listing commission is 25% of a 10% commission?

Which of the following goals is appropriate for a patient with a nursing diagnosis of Constipation? The patient increases his intake of:

During the musculoskeletal portion of the physical examination, the nurse asks the patient to spread his fingers and then bring them together again. Which of the following is the nurse testing when asking him to bring his fingers together?

Computers count with ________ numbers.

Read the following case study and then answer the provided questions. Steve is fourteen and has taken piano lessons since he was five. If he continues with piano for 2 more years he will be able to get a high school credit in music. Steve however, feels that he misses out on many fun activities because he has to practice piano everyday after school for 2 hours. He wants to quit piano lessons, but his mother will not allow him to; she says, “If you quit the piano now you’ll be sorry when you get older.” Steve wants to quit anyway. What is a solution to Steve’s problem? create a SMART Goal to help  Steve to accomplish the solution. (4 marks) Identify and follow the steps in the I.D.E.A.L. method of problem solving come up with a solution for Steve’s problem. (4 marks)

Prior to taking the health history, the nurse should first do which of the following?

Prior to taking the health history, the nurse should first do which of the following?

Answer the following question based on the budget you created for the case study.  Does Tanya have a balanced budget?  Explain why or why not providing a specific number to support your position.  

Which statement about leisure and recreation activities for those with disabilities is most accurate? (4)