The nursing instructor teaches about the autonomic nervous system. Which student statement indicates that teaching was effective? (Select all that apply.)

When assessing a client what assessment findings should the nurse interpret as suggesting a sympathetic response?

A client is receiving a medication that activates adrenergic receptors. Which response should the nurse expect to assess in the client?

An officer is patrolling a city park at night and encounters a man and woman kissing in a parked car. The officer tells the couple that it is not legal to be in the park after dark and that they need to move along. Later, the officer comes across two men in a parked car. Instead of telling them to move on, as with the other couple, the officer writes a citation for the driver. The officer’s perception of correct behavior and their “moral duty” is based on their ethical system. This is known as ____________________.

A client is prescribed an anticholinergic drug. What discharge instructions should the nurse provide? (Select all that apply.)

The primary distinction between ethical issues and ethical dilemmas is that issues are broad, and dilemmas are specific.

 A 4-year-old child is admitted to the emergency department in shock after a motor vehicle accident. The client weighs 12.5 kg. The pediatric dose is 0.005 to 0.01 mg/kg IV.  What would be the minimum effective dose of epinephrine in mcg to administer to this child?

Open-source software development is a collaborative process where developers from around the world use the Internet to keep in close contact via e-mail and to download and submit new software.

What family of drugs is used in the treatment of myasthenia gravis?

The concept that some things must just be, without need for justification or rationalization, is called the categorical imperative.