Health

Which upper respiratory system disorder is commonly called strep throat? Rhinitis Epistaxis Pharyngitis Follicular pharyngitis

What can an individual do to further public health? A. Go to the doctor regularly B. Eat nutritious food C. Take health education courses D. Take vitamins

Which nursing intervention is a priority related to the care of a patient with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)? Emotional support Respiratory support Prevention of injury Prevention of weakness

What happens in the condition called mitral valve prolapse? Multiple Choice The cusps of the mitral valve become immovable. One or more cusps bulge into the left ventricle during ventricular relaxation. One or more cusps bulge into the left atrium during ventricular contraction. The mitral valve has hardened, narrowing the opening into the ventricle.

4. A sudden fall with no loss of consciousness is called (a) __ A. Drop attack B. Seizure C. Syncope D. Preventive fall

A 6-month-old is brought to the clinic for a well-baby checkup. During the exam, the nurse expects to observe which assessment finding? (Select all that apply.) 1. A pincer grasp. 2. Sitting with support. 3. Tripling of the birth weight. 4. Presence of the posterior fontanelle 5. Bearing weight when held in standing position. 6. Rolling from back to abdomen.

Which statement would the nurse include when teaching a patient about supplemental vitamins added to their intravenous fluids? Vitamin B complex works together to prevent bleeding. Vitamin C helps heal your liver. Vitamin D helps absorb fat soluble vitamins. Vitamin K will decrease clotting time.

You are called to care for a geriatric patient who has fallen down a short set of steps. What is a major concern when assisting with the immobilization of this patient on a long backboard? They often have pain in multiple areas. Geriatric patients do not like to hold still. It might be difficult to communicate with this patient. They often have spinal curvatures that will need to be padded.

Which chemical in cigarettes would a nurse explain may be a cause of reduced placental perfusion when providing education to a pregnant patient who currently smokes? Nicotine Carbon monoxide Oxidizing agents Tar

The nurse provides oral care for a client in a long term care facility. The nurse recalls which is the purpose of oral care?(Select all that apply.) 1. Helps prevent tooth loss. 2. Assists in relief of oral discomfort. 3. Lowers risk of cavities. 4. Limits verbal communication. 5. Decreases oral bacteria. 6. Reduces risk of gum disease.