The Initial Success of the Kennedy-Johnson Wage and Price Guidelines

question 30

Multiple Choice

The initial success of the Kennedy-Johnson wage and price guidelines was diminished considerably during the late 1960s mainly because

• A) labor markets tightened in response to the Vietnam buildup.
• B) the Council of Economic Advisers was opposed to them.
• C) the guidelines had no real administrative backing.
• D) they had fulfilled their purpose and were no longer needed.
• E) they were favored only by labor unions.

Recognize the signs and symptoms of excessive anticoagulation.

Assess for complications related to anticoagulation therapy and implement appropriate interventions.

Understand proper patient education for home management of anticoagulation therapy.

Identify safety measures for patients with compromised platelet function or numbers.

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