While Monitoring a Patient for Signs of Shock,the Nurse Understands

question 32

Multiple Choice

While monitoring a patient for signs of shock,the nurse understands which system assessment to be of priority?

• A) Central nervous system
• B) Gastrointestinal system
• C) Renal system
• D) Respiratory system

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Definitions:

Visual-motor Abilities

Skills that involve coordination between visual perception and motor control, supporting tasks like writing and catching a ball.

G Factor

Spearman’s term for a general intellectual ability that underlies all mental operations to some degree.

S Factor

Also known as the "specific factor," it refers to specific mental abilities as opposed to general intelligence in psychometric testing.

Primary Mental Abilities

According to Thurstone, seven relatively distinct capabilities that singly or in combination are involved in all intellectual activities.