Author: Anonymous

During the 1950’s, blacks and whites had separate restroom facilities, attended separate schools, and used different water fountains.  This is an example of ________.

The process by which the most advantaged individuals are awarded the best opportunities is referred to as the ________.

Globally, ________ is the most common form of family violence.

The increasing emphasis on the self and individualism in the United States is an important factor in divorce today.

MOC 1 – NUT/HYD Jason, age 6 months, was brought to the clinic by his mother because he began having diarrhea yesterday. His nurse knows that the most appropriate diet for Jason during the first 24 hours would be:

MOC 2 – CAMH   The nurse caring for a child with attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) knows which of the following is correct regarding this condition?

COM 4 – DEPRESSION A 40 year old female client has been admitted to the mental health unit with a diagnosis of major depression.  She is married and has three daughters ages 20, 18, and 15.  She states that she has been neglecting all her household responsibilities, because she is tired all the time and does not want to get out of bed.  She says that being a super-wife and super-mother has become too much for her to bear.  The client also questions how good a mother she is, since her 20 year old daughter is already divorced and her 18 year old daughter was arrested for driving drunk last week.  The client states “My life has been so busy.  I’ve done everything for my husband and daughters, and now while I’m in the hospital, they get along fine without me.”  The nurse’s best response would be:

MOP 1 – OB:NUT/CV/RENAL Several pregnant clients are waiting to be seen in the triage area of the obstetrical unit.  Which of the following clients should be assigned to the most experienced nurse?   

POC 15 – PHARM The physician orders lithium for a client diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder.  Before initiating the order, which action should the nurse take next:

MOC 4 – BIPOLAR Marla is admitted voluntarily today to the inpatient psychiatric unit in a manic phase of bipolar 1 disorder. Marla is playing ping pong with another client, Jim and Marla repeatedly hits the ball on the second bounce. Jim criticizes her play and she becomes angry, throws down the paddle, and curses at him. Your best nursing intervention in this situation is to: