The Nursing Assistant Reports to the Nurse That an African-American

question 7

Multiple Choice

The nursing assistant reports to the nurse that an African-American client's pulse oximetry reading is 93%.The client has no complaints.Which action by the nurse is most appropriate?

• A) Replace the sensor probe of the oximeter.
• B) Place the probe on another finger.
• C) Assess other signs of respiratory adequacy.
• D) Prepare to obtain arterial blood gases.

Understand the concept of attachment and its importance in child development.

Identify the key researchers and their contributions to the study of attachment and infant development, including Mary Ainsworth and Harry Harlow.

Describe the methodology and significance of the Strange Situation experiment.

Explain the differences between various attachment styles and their implications for child development.

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