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A researcher is studying the effect of hypnosis on pain experienced during dental procedures. The researcher's study has two groups: those who receive hypnosis during the procedure and those who receive no hypnosis. If the researcher plans to use a t-test for the statistical analysis, which would be the best way to measure pain for this study? numerical pain scale with a range from 0 to 100 A researcher performs a series of pilot studies to evaluate whether a measurement tool produ...

clinical decision making that integrates the best available research with clinical expertise and patient characteristics and preferences evidence-based practice EBP in nursing requires the ability to _________ ____________ available studies and synthesize credible findings. critically appraise The body of nursing knowledge is based on _________, and includes theory and research. science "Search again" or "examine carefully" Research Master01 | September, 2024/2025 | Latest ...

located at 11 & 1 o'clock; milk this gland by moving the finger outward, do this on both sides of the urethra and then directly on the urethra. Skene Glands what do you look for when milking the skene glands? discharge and note any tenderness what does discharge from the skene glands usually indicate? an infection- most commonly, but not necessarily, gonococcal located on the posterolateral portion of the labia majora, at 5 & 7 o'clock Bartholin glands what do you look for when p...

An abnormal growth of conjunctiva that extends over the cornea from the limbus is called: A. Senile Hyaline Plaque B. Pterygium C. Miosis D. Subconjunctival Hemorrhage B Which two cranial nerves are being tested when you touch a wisp of cotton to the cornea of the eye to test for corneal sensitivity? A. CN X and XI ( vagus and spinal accessory) B. CN VIII and IX ( acoustic and glossopharyngeal) C. CN V and VII ( trigeminal and facial) D. CN I and II ( olfactory and optic) C Mas...

The ability to identify an object by touch and manipulation with eyes closed is called: A. tactile angosia B. item discrimination C. graphesthesia D. stereognosis D To evaluate fine motor function, the patient would be asked to: A. pat his knees with both hands alternating the palm & back of hand B. touch his own nose & the examiners index finger with his finger C. moves his tongue from side to side D. laterally bend his head from left to right B CN VI (abducens) is commonly o...

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most common GI complaint in primary care and most common dx for GI... IBS IBS occurs in... mostly young adults but in ALL ages IBS is considered a .... gut brain disorder has variety of GI sx characteristics of IBS abdominal pain PLUS 1. altered bowel habits 2. sx constipation( infrequent stools/ straining/hard stools/ feeling of incomplete or difficult evacuation) Master01 | September, 2024/2025 | Latest update 1 | P a g e | © copyright 2024/2025 | Grade A+ Gi motility ...

What are complications of dog bites? crush injuries, destructive soft tissue injuries, neurovascular and orthopedic injuries, and death. Dog bites commonly affect the extremities, children and young adults, and animals who are provoked. Cat bites commonly affect the hand and forearm in older women Why is the infection rate of cat bites higher than dogs? cat bites include a deeper puncture from the cats sharp teeth What are the risk factors for bite wound infections? Master01 | S...

A patient reports recurrent chest pain that occurs regardless of activity and is not relieved by rest. The provider administers one NG tablet which does not relieve the pain. What is the next action? Give the patient a beta blocker A patient is brought to an emergency department with symptoms of acute ST segment elevation MI (STEMI). The nearest hospiral that can perform a PCI is three hours away, what is the initial treatment for this patient. Initiate fibrinolytic therapy A patie...

While performing a physical assessment, the student nurse tells her instructor that she cannot palpate her patient's bladder. Which statement by the instructor is best? a) "Try to palpate again; it takes practice but you will locate it." b) Palpate the patient's bladder only when it is distended by urine. c) "Document this abnormal finding on the patient's chart." d) "Immediately notify the nurse assigned to the care of your patient." Answer: B The bladder is not palpabl...