If a client wants a body wrap but dislikes the smell of seaweed, the practitioner should
A) reschedule the client for another time. B) explain the benefits of a seaweed treatment.
C) refuse to do the treatment. D) offer the client a different treatment.
D
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Which of the following best describes the principle behind the unit conversion technique known as "dimensional analysis"?
A) All unit systems are able to use prefixes. B) Any quantity can be multiplied by "1" without its value being changed. C) Avogadro's number can identify the number of atoms in a mole. D) The unit "mole" is standard in all unit systems.
The minimum aseptic technique for intramuscular and subcutaneous injection and for intravenous access and intravenous injection through a medication administration port on intravenous tubing would be:
A) blowing or fanning on the skin to dry it. B) touching the site after it has been cleaned. C) puncturing the skin through wet alcohol. D) application of friction with an isopropyl alcohol wipe.