LO 5.2. What can understanding muscle insertions help with? Increasing flexibility and range of motion Correcting postural imbalances Reducing muscle soreness Improving flexibility and range of motion Injury prevention and rehabilitation

Why are some foods such as chicken and cooked rice, called TCS Foods? The foods let bacteria grow when stored at unsafe temperatures. The foods might have chemicals that can make people sick. The foods are not nutritious if cooked the wrong way. The foods are not from approved sources.

The parents of a newborn are asking the nurse how to use the infant car seat and where it should be placed in their vehicle . Which is the next most appropriate action by the nurse? a. Give the parents a pamphlet explaining how to install the car seat b. Accompany the parents to the car.and show them how to install the car seat. c. Contact the hospital's car-seat safety officer.and ask the officer to accompany the parents to the car for car-seat installation. d. Show the parents a video on car-seat installation and safety, and ask if they are comfortable with the information.

A nursing instructor is explaining how a oathogenic microorganism can invade the human body. In which way(s) is the site of an infectious disease determined?Select all that apply. by the portal of entry by the number of pathogens by the competence of the host's immunologic defense system by the type of pathogen by the age of the person

A nurse is caring for a client who has streptococcal pharyngitis and an allergy to penicillin.The nurse should recognize that which of the following medications can be safely administered to this client? Nafcillin Azithromycin Cephalexin Amoxicillin/clavulanic acid

A nurse is caring for a client who is about to begin taking nitrofurantoin to treat a urinary tract infection.The nurse should tell the client to report which of the following adverse effects of the medication? Constipation Dark brown urine Cough Tremors

A nurse is caring for a client who is about to begin taking isoniazid to treat tuberculosis The nurse should instruct the client to report which of the following adverse effects of the medication? (Select all that apply.) Jaundice Numbness of the hands Dizziness Hearing loss Oral ulcers

Which actions can reduce pregnancy -associated nausea? Select all that apply. Take a nap in the evening Drink juice between meals Wear only oversized dresses Incorporate snacks during the day Eat large meals two to three times per day

After educating a patient with prerenal azotemia about lifestyle modifications, the nurse identifies that which action indicates effective learning? Maintaining a sodium-restricted diet Eating foods rich in protein Increasing intake of fluids Consuming potassium-rich foods

Which is true of alternative medicine and complementary medicine? [mark all correct answers) a. They mean the same thing and are simply different than conventional treatment. b. They cost more than traditional medicine but may be more effective. D c. Access to these medicines is limited, so few people can use them. D d. Alternative medicine is used instead of complementary medicine. e. Complementary medicine is used with traditional medicine.

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Pharmacists play a crucial role in preventing opioid overdoses by promoting access to and education about naloxone. Which best describes a key aspect of the pharmacist's role in combating opioid overdoses? A. Providing education and training to patients, families, and bystanders on the proper use of naloxone B. Dispensing naloxone solely to patients with prescription opioid medications C. Providing education and dispensing naloxone solely to patients on high-dose opioids D. Dispensing naloxone and providing education exclusively to health care providers prescribing opioids

True or false: Only blood and bodily fluids suspected of containing pathogens must be treated according to OSHA's bloodborne pathogen standards. True False

Verify that a conscious child is choking by doing a sweep of their mouth and throat asking the child to speak to you having them open their mouth and say "ahhh" watching their actions closely and waiting for them to become unconsious

5. The nurse positions the guide needle with the bevel facing upwards and inserts the tip of the needle into the vein at a __ angle. a. $10^{\circ }$ b. $40^{\circ }$ c. $60^{\circ }$ d. $90^{\circ }$

Which of the following are potential long-term complications of Diabetes Mellitus? Select all that apply. Renal disease Dementia Liver failure Nerve damage Retinal damage D Blocked coronary arteries

There are two kinds of physical fitness: health related and skill related. Select one: True False

Which laboratory test would the nurse tell the female-to-male patient who is taking testosterone to anticipate being monitored? Select all that apply. One, some or all responses may be correct. Blood glucose Liver profile Arterial blood gases (ABGs) Lipid profile Blood urea nitrogen (BUN)/creatinine

A clinical sample labeled as "sputum" was collected from the skin. the blood. the lungs. the central nervous system. a piece of tissue.

A nurse is converting an infant's weight in Ib and oz to 9 |b 4 oz. What Is the infant's weight in kg? (Round the answer to the nearest tenth. Use a leading zero if it applies.Do not use a trailing zero.) $\square $ kg

How should the charge nurse respond to the nurse? The UAP should have asked you when to remove the cold pack. Your lack of adequate instruction may have caused harm to the client. You should never trust UAPs to do their job correctly. You are responsible for monitoring tasks delegated to the UAP.