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1) A client with the diagnosis of bulimia nervosa, purging type, is admitted to the mental health unit after an acute episode of bingeing. Which clinical manifestation is most important for the nurse to evaluate? - ANSWER Dehydration 2) What is the best nursing intervention during the working phase of the therapeutic relationship with which to meet the needs of individuals who demonstrate obsessive-compulsive behavior? - ANSWER Supporting rituals while setting realistic limits 3) The nurse...

1) A school nurse is preparing a presentation for students about racism. Which of the following examples should the nurse use to best describe racism? - ANSWER Assigning value based on physical characteristics and skin color 2) A nurse working in a community health clinic is planning care for a client who recently lost their job and is unable to afford their medications to treat diabetes mellitus. Which of the following actions should the nurse take? - ANSWER Request a referral to the social ...

1) Economics - ANSWER is a social science that deals with the problems of using and administering scarce resources. 2) Macroeconomics and Microeconomics - ANSWER 2 Branches of Health Economics 3) Macroeconomics - ANSWER study the entire health care of economy. 4) Microeconomics - ANSWER study the individual unit of health care of economy. 5) Goods - ANSWER refers to tangible products. 6) Services - ANSWER refers to intangible products. 7) Consumer Goods - ANSWER gives direct sa...

1) A 25-year-old optical technician comes to your clinic for evaluation of fatigue. As part of your physical examination, you listen to her heart and hear a murmur only at the cardiac apex. Which valve is most likely to be involved, based on the location of the murmur? A) Mitral B) Tricuspid C) Aortic D) Pulmonic - ANSWER A Chapter: 09 Page and Header: 323, Anatomy and Physiology Feedback: Mitral valve sounds are usually heard best at and around the cardiac apex. 2) A 58-year-old teac...

1) Functional unit of the kidney - ANSWER The structure in the kidney that does the work is the nephron. 2) Nephron composition - ANSWER A nephron is made up of a glomerulus and a tubule. 3) Endocrine functions of the kidney - ANSWER The endocrine functions of the kidney include making erythropoietin and the active form of vitamin D. 4) Leading cause of End-Stage Renal Disease - ANSWER The leading cause of End-Stage Renal Disease for adults in the United States is diabetes. 5) Itchin...

1) EMTs should wear high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) respirators when they are in contact with contact with patients who have which of the following? A. HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) or AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) B. Tuberculosis (TB) C. Open Wounds D. Hepatitis B - ANSWER B. Tuberculosis 2) HEPA respirators are worn when in contact with patients airborne infections such as TB. HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis B are both blood-borne pathogens. Contaminants from open woun...

1) A researcher conducting a case series must do all of the following EXCEPT: - ANSWER Look at individuals with the disease and those without the disease 2) All of the following are true statements about a case series study approach EXCEPT: - ANSWER Some case series for rare conditions may require at least one hundred participants 3) When using medical records as part of the data collection process for a case series, the researcher should: - ANSWER Create a questionnaire that guides the ex...

1) What does clinical massage therapy refer to? - ANSWER Applications of massage for the treatment of pathologies. 2) What is client-centered massage? - ANSWER A massage approach that focuses on the client's unique situation, needs, and goals. 3) How does principle-based therapy differ from recipe-based massage? - ANSWER Principle-based therapy considers the pathology, individual condition, and therapeutic potential, while recipe-based massage applies the same treatment to every client ...

1.Blood cells that destroy bacteria. With fewer than 10,000 cells/L circulating granulocytes, risk infection increases significantly - ANSWER Granulocytes 2. With vitamin B6 & B12 deficiencies, iron deficiency, chronic infection, bone marrow depression, multiple myeloma, leukemia, hemolytic anemia, & pernicious anemia. Decrease RBC count also may be noted in older client. - ANSWER Decreased RBC counts occur 3. Immature RBC. Count increased any time there is accelerated production of RBCs. ...

1.The primary reason for using a syringe transfer device is to - ANSWER safely transfer blood from a syringe into ETS tubes. 2. A phlebotomist most likely NOT use a butterfly for what type of patients? - ANSWER A patient with resilient and bouncy veins 3. A postprandial specimen is collected - ANSWER directly after a meal is consumed. 4.What is the correct procedure to stop the bleeding at a venipuncture site? - ANSWER Place a gauze pad over the site and hold pressure for 5 to 15 minut...