20 122. Which statement is NOT an OBJECTIVE OBSERVATION? A. The patient has put on an excessive amount of perfume that you ean smell B. You hear the patient saying he feels depressed. C. You touch a patient and feel the skin is hot and dry. D. You see a patient hit another patient. 123. The outer layer of the stin is called the A. dermis. B. Integument. C. epidermis. D. pigment. 124. The process of digestion begins in the A. mouth. B. small intestine. C. stomach. D. colon. 125. Which diseases can be transmilled through the air? A. Syphilis and gonorthea. B. Chicken pox, German measios, mumps and whooping cough. C. Meningitis, hepatitis A and malaria. D. AIDS. 126. During the initial phase of the therapeutic relationshe A. the patient gets help in verbalizing thoughts and feelings. B. security is being established through the dovelopment of trust. C. all the answers listed here occur. D. strengths and weaknesses are being acsossed. 127. Negfigence is: A. Verbally threatening to “ie down”, roctracts, charm a policat B. Purposetully doing something that causus harm to a palicant. C. Failure to provide reasonable care which resulta whichericonal firey to a patient. D. Unauthorized physical touching of a patient. 128. A patient’s care plan includes observation for auditory hab conations. Indicators that suggest the patient may be hallucinaling include: A. Aloofness, haughtiness, and suspicion. B. Elevated mood, hyperactivity, and distractiolity. C. Darting eyes, tiled head, and mumbling to self. D. Performing rituals and avoiding open places.
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