A client is unable to form new memories from what she is experiencing right now. This is an example of:

Which term would the nurse use to document pain at one site that is perceived in other site?

A nurse observes some involuntary muscle jerking in a sleeping client. The nurse determines that the client is most likely in which stage of sleep?

The sympathetic nervous system postganglionic neuron releases what neurotransmitter?

Hearing loss affect about 33% of older people. In geriatric clients, there are changes that occur due to age in hearing. Which statement below is False concerning hearing changes?

A client arrives at the ER after slipping on a patch of ice and hitting her head. A CT scan of the head shows a bruise on the brain's surface.. Which type of head injury does this finding suggest?

82-year-old Mr. Robeson together with his daughter arrived at the medical-surgical unit for diagnostic confirmation and management of probable delirium. Which statement by the client's daughter best supports the diagnosis and defines delirium?

Parasomnias are unusual behaviors occurring during sleep which behavior is not parasomnias?

An 18-year-old client was hit in the head with a baseball during practice. When discharging him to the care of his mother, the nurse gives which of the following instructions?

The somatic and autonomic nervous systems are both parts of the peripheral nervous system, but they have different functions. Which is involved in involuntary regulation of the body's internal organs, especially the heart, arterioles, lungs, stomach, intestines, and kidneys

Aphasia is an impairment of language caused by an injury to the brain. usually due to stroke. There are several types of aphasia that affect language skills in different ways. Please note a finding can be consistent to more than one.
For each client finding below specify if the finding is consistent with which of the major types of aphasia (Expressive Receptive other). Findings