Questioning whether it is possible for an adopter to try out the change or product prior to adopting the change is assessing the products:

A) Complexity
B) Compatibility
C) Flexibility
D) Relative Advantage

An example of care where a nurse may be liable for actions that constitute an unintentional tort is

A) Physical restraining a patient who refuses care.
B) Taking photos of a patient's surgical wounds without the patient's permission.
C) The patient falling and being injured as a result of side rails being left down.
D) Talking about a patient's history of sexually transmitted infections.

A nurse is meeting a patient for the first time.The importance of establishing baseline data is that it will enable the nurse to assess which of the following? (Select all that apply.)

A) Know the baseline information about the patient's health status.
B) Supplement, confirm, or refute information learned during the history taking.
C) Identify or confirm nursing diagnoses.
D) Assess the patient's understanding of the disease process.
E) Focus on a specific body system.

Which blood level normally provides the primary stimulus for breathing?

A) pH
B) Oxygen
C) Bicarbonate
D) Carbon dioxide

Write the correct abbreviation for air conduction: