Health

Where do you check a pulse on the top of someone's foot? (name the artery) femoral artery posterior tibial artery anterior tibial artery carotid artery

You are seated in an elevated lifeguard station at an indoor pool and there is glare on the surface of the water, making it difficult for you to see. What should you do first? Select one answer. Remove your sunglasses to reduce the reflection of glare Stand up and look around and through the glare spots Ask the lifeguard manager to assign an additional ground-level station Close the zone until a visibility test can be conducted

What is the maximum cold-holding temperature allowed for deli meat? a 38^circ F(3^circ C) b 41^circ F(5^circ C) C 43^circ F(6^circ C) d. 47^circ F(8^circ C)

Certain habits can help reduce the risk of getting sick. How can exercise and diet impact your health? A healthy environment without smoke and pollution can reduce your likelihood of developing diseases. Habits like washing your hands can help lessen exposure to pathogens and decrease your chances of contracting some diseases. Limiting your exposure to ultraviolet radiation while outside can lower your risk of skin cancer. Choosing healthy foods and being physically active can decrease your risk of adverse health conditions.

Which leukocyte releases vasoactive amines during a client's allergic reaction? Neutrophil Monocyte Eosinophil Macrophage

Which principle should guide the nurse in determining the extent of silence to use during client interview sessions? Maintain silence for at least 5 minutes regardless of client response. Avoid silence to prevent client discomfort or anxiety. Use silence based on the client's comfort and readiness to continue. Silence should only be used when the nurse does not know what to say.

What is the purpose of sodium hypochlorite in endodontics? Irrigation and disinfection Tooth whitening Lubrication of instruments Sealing the root canal

A person who develops a rash on the hands, flu-like symptoms and hair loss about five months after sex with a person who could have had an STI should seek treatment for a possible infection of which of the following diseases? A. gonorrhea B. HPV C. syphilis D. none of the above

36) Other impairments to driving that are caused by barbiturates are __ a) neither b) both c) decreased motor control d) decreased simple reaction time

The nurse is preparing to care for a Native American patient who has hypertension. The nurse understands that which antihypertensive medication would be most effective in this patient? a. Acebutolol b. Captopril c Carteolol d. Metoprolol