According to Reed,what promotes human development is assumed to also facilitate a sense of well-being.

Identify two important attributes of compensation.

Mrs.Ellen has begun a fitness program in an effort to lose weight and achieve a healthier lifestyle.Since doing so,she has had difficulty falling asleep.What suggestions could the nurse offer Mrs.Ellen that may improve her sleep and rest patterns?

A) Wear dark,wrap-around sunglasses when she exercises
B) Have a small glass of wine and some cheese before bed
C) Exercise moderately in the morning or early afternoon
D) Exercise vigorously late in the evening

When voting, representation elections are conducted by a show of hands at an organizational meeting.

A nurse wants to assess an adult patient's recent memory. Which question would best yield the desired information?

A) "Where did you go to elementary school?"
B) "What did you have for breakfast this morning?"
C) "Can you name the current president of the United States?"
D) "A few minutes ago, I told you my name. Can you remember it?"

The patient is being readmitted to an inner-city hospital for chest pain 3 months after having a heart attack.The patient was referred to the hospital's cardiac rehabilitation program after her previous admission.The patient states that she began going to the program and liked it but stopped.When asked why,she states that,at the beginning,the classes were at 9a.m.but then were switched to 7 p.m. ,when it is dark out.The cardiac rehabilitation program was within walking distance of the patient's home.What is the most likely cause of the patient's unwillingness to go to the program?

A) Lack of transportation
B) Fear of walking at night
C) Reimbursement issues
D) Noncompliance