92. When a patient’s family members express anger toward hospital staff during the admission process, the cause of their anger is usually a result of *
a. feeling a loss of control.
b. guilt at leaving their family member.
c. poor treatment by hospital staff.
d. concern about health care costs.
93. When you fill an ice bag, put in enough ice to make the bag *
a. full to the top.
b. half full.
c. one-quarter full.
d. three-quarters full.
94. One staff person should never lift or move more than ________ of body weight without extra help or a mechanical device. *
a. 15 pounds
b. 35 pounds
c. 50 pounds
d. 75 pounds
95. When transferring a patient to another unit, you can expect the patient to be *
a. anxious.
b. excited.
c. belligerent.
d. demanding.
96. A patient who is having a cold treatment starts to shiver. You know that this is a(n) *
a. indication that inflammation is decreasing.
b. expected response to a cold treatment.
c. reason to stop the treatment.
d. local reaction to the treatment.
97. When caring for a patient who receives tube feeding, you should *
a. elevate the head while the feeding is infusing.
b. hang the formula when the bag is empty.
c. insert the tube prior to feeding the patient.
d. position the patient in the Sims’ position.
98. When recording fluid intake, you should write down *
a. only the fluid given in the patient’s room.
b. only the fluid that the nurse gives with medicine.
c. only the fluid that comes on the dietary tray.
d. all fluid the patient consumes during your shift.
99. You should empty the bedside commode *
a. into the sink.
b. each time the patient uses it.
c. at the end of the shift.
d. once a day.
100. A sitz bath would be most appropriate for a patient following *
a. knee surgery.
b. childbirth.
c. amputation.
d. wound irrigation.

Answer: 1= A, 2=D, 3= A, 4= C, 5= B,  8= D 9= B 10=A

Explanation:

I am not sure about question 97 ...

____ is a method to eliminate a problem through negotiation and mediation
A. Joint settlement
B. Conflict resolution
C. Analysis
D. Arbitration

Suppose that shoe sizes of American women have a bell-shaped distribution with a mean of 8.04 and a standard deviation of 1.52. Using the empirical rule, what percentage of American women have shoe sizes that are at least 12.6?

Please do not round your answer.

Which person might most rely on implied meaning when they speak or write?
A. Friends speaking to one another
B. Teacher addressing a classmate

maria is staying at a hotel that charges $99.95 per night plus tax for a room. a tax of 8% is applied to the room rate, and an additional onetime untaxed fee of $5.00 is charged by the hotel. write an equation that represents maria’s total charge, in dollars, for staying x nights.