Which of the following criteria must a patient be evaluated for and meet before being cleared to do-nate a heart for transplantation? No evidence of hypertension Similar body size No medications or illicit drug use history No previous evidence of viral infections
What is the difference between a heart attack and a stroke? The severity of symptoms The organ affected The rapid nature of the onset The underlying cause
Damage to the RAS can result in: narcolepsy. cataplexy. insomnia. coma.
Question 26 of 100 Which nursing intervention would the nurse consider a priority for clients with fluid overload? Ensuring client safety Providing medication therapy Providing nutritional therapy Preventing future fluid overload
Which of the following tests are not used to diagnose a bone fracture: MRI CT scan X-ray 3D CT scan
Which symptom would the nurse expect to decrease in response to corticosteroid therapy prescribed for a client with multiple sclerosis? Emotional lability Muscular contractions Pain in the extremities Visual impairment
Which reason would the nurse provide to explain to the client why chemotherapy via regional perfusion is the treatment of choice for a client's malignant sarcoma of the liver this method of medication administration probably was selected? Medication therapy can be continued at home with little difficulty. Larger doses of medications can be delivered to the actual site of the tumer. Toxic effects of the chemotherapeutic medications.are confined to the area of the tumor. Combinations of medications are used to attack neoplastic cells at various stages of the cell cycle.
The spontaneous loss of a pregnancy is called a spontaneous square or miscarriage.
What is the primary purpose of antacids in the treatment of peptic ulcer disease and gastroesophageal reflux disease? Select one: a. Stimulate gastric acid secretion b. Inactivate pepsin c. Promote healing of ulcers d. Elevate gastric pH above 5
Which response would the nurse expect in a client experiencing hypoglycemia? Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be correct. Nausea Palpitations Tachycardia Nervousness Warm, dry skin Increased respirations
Determine whether the study is an experiment or an observational study, and than identify a major problem with the study. A medical researcher tested for a difference in systolic blood pressure levels between ma's and female students who are 12 years of age. She randamly selected lour males and four ferrales lor has study. This is an $\square $ because the researcher $\square $ the individua's. $\square $ experiment
For this discussion, you will take a step out of the traditional material found in your textbook into a topic that you might be familiar with: COVID-19.As our society continues to live with the effects of the pandemic, we begin to shift our focus to long-term issues like "long COVID." The World Health Organization (WHO) defines long COVID as a condition that "occurs in individuals with a history of probable or confirmed SARS CoV.-2 infection, usually 3 months from the onset of COVID -19 with symptoms that last for at least 2 months and cannot be explained by an alternative diagnosis." One issue that has been of concern with long COVID is cardiovascular issues. Visit the links below, and provide your reply to the prompts below from what you have read. - Even Mild COVID Cases Can Cause Long-Term Heart Problems. Researchers Find Heart Problems After COVID 19 - How Does COVID-19 Affect the Heart? E Instructions For this discussion, respond to these prompts: - What does this mean for our future? - How will we be able to deal with this moving forward? - How do you think the topic of COVID relates to the overall theme of Chapter 19? - How do you think this would relate to your future profession? - How could this information be impactful (good or bad) as it relates to the human body? Initial Post [Due by Thursday 11:59 pm CST
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Question: 3 of 25 A nurse is reinforcing teaching with a newly hired assistive personnel (AP)about working with clients who require assistance with ADLs. Which of the following activities should the nurse include as an ADL? Toileting Writing Ambulating Talking
When an older adult reports food is no longer desirable, which normal change of aging does the nurse discuss with the patient about this symptom? Metabolism slows. The senses of taste and smell decrease. The body rejects large quantities of food. Fewer nutrients are needed to maintain health.
Identify each term to the matching definition. 1. Identifying code assigned when preauthorization is required (Click to select) 2. $\square $ iks a health plan for approval of a service and gets a response Referral waiver Prior authorization number (ak a. certification number) 3. HIPAA Referral Certification and Authorization cian 4. Document a patient signs to guarantee payment when a referral authorization is pending (Click to select)
Final Assessment - Medical Terminology in Health Science Medical Terminology in Health Science 14 of 20 Fill in the blanks using the word bank provided below. NOTE To complete this question without using the drag and-drop feature, first click on a single answer choice from the answer choice box, then click in the response container you wish to answer. This will "drop" the answer choice into the response container. To complete this question while utilizing a screen reader, use the Tab key to navigate to an answer choice. Answer choices can be selected and inserted using the Enter key, Spacebar, left mouse button or touchpad. Using any of these keys.select your answer choice Use the up and down arrow keys to navigate to the response container you wish to place the selected answer into Press the key again to "drop" the answer choice into the response container Medical terminology can often be broken down to identify the core of a word. which is called the $\square $ This part of the word often can $\square $ a body part or $\square $
Complete the following sentence by using the lists of options. A nurse is caring for a client who has osteoporosis. Exhibit 1 __ Exhoit 3 Exhibit 4 Exhbit 5 Provider Prescriptions 2 months ago: Denosumab 60 mg subcutaneously every 6 months The nurse should first address the client's Select... followed by the client's Select. $\square $
What is one key benefit of physical activity mentioned in Chapter 7? Improves memary Lowers intelligence Reduces curiosity Increases blood pressure
Which of the following is an opiale drug use side effect that is good for same people but not for others? stroke lives damage constipation kidaey damage
