A Client Comes to the Clinic with a Wound That

question 8

Multiple Choice

A client comes to the clinic with a wound that does not seem to be healing. Which assessments should the nurse make on this client specific to the wound? (Select all that apply.)

• A) Client's height and weight
• B) Diet and nutritional history
• C) Long-term use of steroids
• D) Size of the wound and amount of drainage
• E) Smoking and alcohol intake

Understand the developmental stages and cognitive tasks described by Piaget, including the sensorimotor substage and specific tasks like violation-of-expectation and A-not-B tasks.

Identify the brain areas associated with language development and their functions.

Discuss the impact of environmental factors such as media exposure and poverty on cognitive and language development.

Explain the theories of language development, including learning theory, nativist theory, and the effectiveness of baby signing.

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Definitions:

Magnifying Capacity

The ability of an optical instrument, such as a microscope or telescope, to make an object appear larger or closer than it actually is.

Phase-Contrast

A microscopy technique that converts phase shifts in light passing through a transparent specimen to brightness changes in the image.

Confocal Fluorescence

A microscopy technique that uses laser light to illuminate a fluorescently labeled sample at specific depths, generating sharp images of structures within cells and tissues.

Transmission Electron

A microscopy technique in which a beam of electrons is transmitted through a specimen to form an image, providing high-resolution views of ultrastructural details.