______ use a child’s typical routines and activities to teach brief discrete skills in the classroom and other environments they encounter throughout their day.

The ______ ensures that all children receive a free and appropriate public education in the least restrictive environment.

The central idea of UDL is that ______.

Which individual urged a laissez-faire approach to education in which schooling is void of interference and allows a child’s natural abilities to unfold?

Researchers have suggested that a family-centered approach can result in benefits to both the child and the family.

Under PL 99-457, infants and toddlers with delays and disabilities must receive a multidisciplinary assessment and a written ______.

Which statement should the nurse include when providing client education about gemfibrozil?

An older adult client who resides in a care facility has been prescribed an antihypertensive for the first time following many years of generally good health. When administering the first dose of the prescribed antihypertensive mediation to an older adult, the nurse should recognize which related risk due to potential side effects?

A 56-year-old adult client with heart failure is receiving digoxin. The nurse is auscultating the apical heart rate before giving digoxin and notes that the heart rate is 58 beats/minute. Which action would the nurse take?

What is the mechanism of action for cyanocobalamin?