"a competent client in a long-term care facility refuses to take oral diuretic medication. the nurse informs the client that if the medication isn’t taken, restraints will be applied, and the medication will be given by injection. which legal tort best describes this nurse’s statement? "

1infants internalize what they take in through their senses and                a.  show no signs of remembering it.      b.  vocalize it.      c.  display it in physical movements.      d.  forget it immediately.2 early experiences have a impact on the architecture of the brain.                a.  decisive      b.  mild      c.  minimal      d.  moderate  3which of the following is an infant's main learning tool in the first months after birth?                 a.  mouth      b.  music      c.  book exposure      d.  hands

What is a risk associated with medicines?

For legal purposes, the healthcare professional should know that if it isn't in writing and explained completely and accurately, it wasn't done. to which of the following four "c"s of medical malpractice prevention does this statement refer?