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41. If a nurse is taking care of an intellectually disabled child, then what will be the primary goal?

Nursing

A. Following the doctor's advice B. Educating the child C. Teaching activities of daily living (ADLs) for self-care D. Controlling activities of the child

42. Which area of the heart is most likely to suffer damage first during an acute myocardial infarction involving the left anterior descending artery?

Nursing

A. Lateral wall of the right atrium B. Anterior wall of the left ventricle C. Inferior wall of the right ventricle D. Posterior wall of the left atrium

43. Which part of the brain mainly controls thinking?

Nursing

A. Frontal brain lobe B. Parietal brain lobe C. Occipital brain lobe D. Temporal brain lobe

44. The most common site for a benign peptic gastric ulcer is:

Nursing

A. Greater curvature B. Lesser curvature of the stomach C. Body of the stomach D. Fundus of the stomach

45. A method of performance appraisal consisting of systematically developed checklists using critical incidents in combination of a graphic rating scale is:

Nursing

A. Checklists and weighted checklists B. Job dimension scales C. Behaviorally anchored rating scale D. Critical incident technique

46. Which of the following is most effective for forming and strengthening the parent-child bond?

Nursing

A. Enrolling the child in multiple extracurricular activities B. Following a strict schedule for feeding and sleeping C. Providing expensive toys and gifts D. Skin to skin contact

47. A SOAP note is an example of which of the following types of patient records?

Nursing

A. Source-Oriented B. Discharge Summary C. Problem-Oriented D. Narrative reports

48. A patient presents with yellowing of the skin and eyes. Which liver function is most directly related to this symptom?

Nursing

A. Processing and excretion of bilirubin B. Absorption of dietary fats C. Regulation of blood glucose levels D. Production of digestive enzymes

49. Sternocleidomastoid injury which manifests as the contracture of neck muscles, resulting in head tilting, chin rotation and flexion is known as:

Nursing

A. Erb's palsy B. Torticollis C. Cerebral palsy D. Klumpke's palsy

50. A nurse is counseling a patient about long-term anabolic steroid use. Which endocrine complication should the nurse highlight as a significant risk?

Nursing

A. Enhanced adrenal cortex activity B. Increased thyroid hormone secretion C. Improved pituitary hormone levels D. Suppression of natural testosterone production

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