When Appropriately Addressing Safety Issues,the Geriatric Nurse Plans the Patient's

question 11

Multiple Choice

When appropriately addressing safety issues,the geriatric nurse plans the patient's care plan directed by the standard of care that requires:

• A)promoting both health and wellness by assuring safety.
• B)minimizing the patient's risk for physical injury while preserving autonomy.
• C)identifying safety from injury as a patient right.
• D)emphasizing beneficence as a an ethical standard of nursing care.

Understand the concept of maturation and its role in human development.

Recognize critical periods in developmental psychology and their implications for childhood development.

Identify the impact of enriched environments on brain development.

Grasp the significance of neural network development in infants and its dependency on sensory experiences.

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Definitions:

Collecting Bank

A collecting bank is a bank that handles the collection of payments on behalf of a depositor, including processing checks and drafts.

Federal Reserve Bank

The central banking system of the United States, responsible for determining national monetary policy and regulating financial institutions.

Depository Bank

A financial institution where securities and assets are stored and managed on behalf of their clients.

Holder in Due Course

A person or entity that has acquired a negotiable instrument in good faith and for value, and thus has certain protections against defenses and claims that could be used against the original payee.