An acute physical condition that comes on suddenly - without warning - is the most common cause of an Unanticipated Physiological fall. True False

To suffer a serious injury you must be exposed to very high amounts of electric current. True False

Which condition is considered an absolute contraindication to sports participation? Select all that apply. One some, or all responses may be correct. Fever Carditis Inguinal hernia History of seizure Absence of paired organs Skin lesions suggestive of herpes simplex virus, methicillin resistant Staphylococcus oureus, or tinea corporis

A patient who is experiencing severe diarrhea and vomiting would have increased body water requirements. decreased body water requirements. no change in body water requirements. an immediate need for intravenous fluid.

A patient has undergone bowel surgery and is NPO (nothing by mouth)Which modified diet would you expect to be ordered initially as a transition diet after intravenous feeding? a. Mechanical Soft b. Clear Liquid c. Blenderized liquid d. Fat Restricted

Which of the following is an advantage to using a traditional health insurance plan? Freedom to use any healthcare provider Low premiums No deductible No maximum amount that must be spent before discounts apply

Which of the following lesions is a fluid-filled sac under the skin? wheal nodule papule cyst

Fill In the Blank Question The Adequate Intake $(Al)$ for total water intake is approximately $\square $ cups for young women and approximately $\square $ cups for young men.

The health care provider is in a hurry to leave the unit and tells the nurse to give morphine 2 mg IV every 4 hours as needed for pain. What action by the nurse is appropriate? Call the pharmacy to have the order entered in the electronic record. Add the new order to the medication administration record. Inform the health care provider that a written order is needed. Write the order in the client's record.

Select an answer Select an answer Plaque Halitosis Candidiasis Xerostomia Aphthous ulcers Cold sores

Which lab value would confirm that the patient is experiencing sepsis? A. Elevated serum creatinine B. High white blood cell (WBC)count C. Low hemoglobin level D. Elevated blood urea nitrogen (BUN)