The labor and delivery nurse is present for the delivery of a 35 week premature neonate. Which action by the nurse, upon receiving the neonate, is most important?
The physician orders a narcotic analgesic for a laboring pat…
The physician orders a narcotic analgesic for a laboring patient. Which of the following situations would lead a nurse to hold the medication?
The temporary change in a newborn’s head shape due to pressu…
The temporary change in a newborn’s head shape due to pressure in the birth canal, causing the skull bones to shift and overlap is referred to as __________. Picture 5 FE.jpg
Match the medication with the correct answer. Read each ans…
Match the medication with the correct answer. Read each answer carefully! Only one will apply. There will be answers that do not match with any medication listed.
Identify this tissue. Name one pl…
Identify this tissue. Name one place where this tissue can be found.
#308. According to Hanen’s More Than Words intervention prog…
#308. According to Hanen’s More Than Words intervention program, what is the primary responsibility of the speech-language pathologist?
#175 John Henry has been admitted to a rehabilitation hospit…
#175 John Henry has been admitted to a rehabilitation hospital following a hip fracture. Nursing staff have expressed concerns about his swallowing, and you have been asked to conduct a swallow evaluation. During your chart review, you note that John Henry was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease “several” years ago. Based on his diagnosis, which of the following swallowing deficits would you be least likely to expect?
#355 Which of the following word lists is best suited for ta…
#355 Which of the following word lists is best suited for targeting Deletion of Final Consonant (DFC) in a young child during speech therapy?
#386 Which of the following is NOT a requirement for obtaini…
#386 Which of the following is NOT a requirement for obtaining the Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) in Speech-Language Pathology from ASHA?
#364 A mother brings in her 3-year-old child for a speech ev…
#364 A mother brings in her 3-year-old child for a speech evaluation. The child has age-appropriate language skills, is approximately 75% intelligible to unfamiliar listeners, and has a phonetic inventory that includes the following consonants: /m, b, j, n, w, d, p, h, t, k, g, f/. The child does not yet consistently produce the following sounds: /ʧ, ʤ, s, z, l, r/. The mother expresses concern about the child’s speech sound errors and intelligibility. As the evaluating clinician, how should you best respond to the mother’s concerns?