A Client Tells the Nurse That They Have Transient Ischemic

question 5

Multiple Choice

A client tells the nurse that they have transient ischemic attacks. The client reports having undergone a carotid artery surgery. In such a case, what important assessments should be performed by the nurse?

• A) Sexual history
• B) Motor and sensory responses
• C) Blood pressure and weight
• D) Frequent neurologic checks

Recognize the levels of organizational culture according to Edgar Schein and their implications.

Understand the significance of developing an ethical organizational culture and methods to encourage ethical behavior.

Explain the process of organizational socialization and the role of stories, rites, and rituals in culture formation and transformation.

Identify and describe the correct order of Maslow's hierarchy of needs.

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Definitions:

Well-years

A measure used to describe the number of years lived in good health, free from serious illness or disability.

Secondary Prevention

Efforts to detect and treat existing diseases early in their course, aiming to prevent or mitigate complications and disabilities.

Alameda County Study

A longitudinal study that investigated the link between lifestyle, health habits, and mortality among adults in Alameda County, California.

Mortality

The state of being mortal or the incidence of death within a population.