The nurse is assessing the client after receiving change of shift report at 7:00 AM. The assessment indicates: Dyspnea, orthopnea, BP 180/90, and jugular vein distention.  The nurse is most concerned with these assessment findings because the client:

A client’s diagnosis of atrial fibrillation has prompted the primary care provider to prescribe warfarin.  When assessing the therapeutic response to this medication, what is the nurse’s most appropriate action?

_______ is sitting/standing/teaching/walking next to students to decrease problematic behaviors(my definition).  

______- the removal of prompts

When you are planning your method of prompting, you need to be aware of the number of prompts the method you select will need. Which of the following methods require more than one prompt to be used? 

If a calf has only one testicle, you should always remove the one you can find.

A form of environmental support is peer assistance.

Artificial insemination of sheep and goats is performed using which of the following methods?

_________- the fading ( slow removal) of physical prompts. (my definition).

What NSAID did we use to reduce pain in the calves we castrated?