Which Action Accounts for a Patient's Cultural Background When Providing

question 7

Multiple Choice

Which action accounts for a patient's cultural background when providing safe and effective nursing care in the maternal-newborn environment?

• A) Assuming parents of a newborn male will want a circumcision on the basis of religious preference
• B) Engaging the services of a medical interpreter for patients who speak little English
• C) Deciding not to teach a pregnant patient methods to decrease risk for hypertension because of ethnicity
• D) Telling a patient the scheduled appointment time is 30 minutes earlier because of listed ethnicity

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Understand the basic principles and components involved in industrial control systems.

Recognize the various types of control processes (batch, continuous, open-loop, closed-loop) and their characteristics.

Identify and distinguish between sensors, actuators, and controllers in a control system.

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