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The nurse is caring for an older adult patient who has been diagnosed with a stroke.  Which intervention will the nurse add to the care plan?

A  nursing assistive personnel (NAP) is caring for a dying patient.  Which action by the NAP will cause the nurse to intervene?

 A nurse is teaching a patient relaxation techniques to decrease stress.  Which finding will support the nurse’s evaluation that the therapy is effective?

A patient with terminal cancer tells the nurse, “I know I am going to die pretty soon, perhaps in the next month.”  What is the most appropriate response by the nurse?

Match the following actions (1-4) with the terms listed below

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Part 1 (20 points)Indicate whether the quoted statement is True or False.

Which of these examples demonstrates the logical fallacy Misuse of Statistics?

 Which of these examples demonstrates the logical fallacy Either/Or Fallacy (False Dilemma)?

Name the cognitive bias that the statement below is an example of: A New York City tourist sees many homeless people living near Times Square and tells his wife, “You can’t fix stupid. Some people are just going to screw up their lives no matter what.”