When preparing a client for a liver biopsy, the nurse explains that during the test the client will be placed in what position?

By the time we reach adulthood, we have formed a core group of food that contains _______ basic items, which account for 75 percent of our food preferences and intake. A. 40–50 B. 70–80 C. about 100 D. 120–150

A nurse attaches a client to continuous cardiac monitoring due to a potassium level of 2.8 meq (2.8 mmol). the nurse should monitor for which dysrhythmia?

A client receives prochlorperazine rectally at 6:00 pm. the nurse would expect the drug to begin acting at approximately which time?

Which eye do you begin the eye test on

What is one short-term and one long-term goal related to abstinence and maintaining reproductive and sexual health?

Which of the following foods should you be sure to eat plenty of?

A.Xylotol

B.Saturated fats

C.Fiber

D.Vitamin K

Joe's total blood cholesterol is 210 mg/dL, his LDL is 145 mg/dL, and his HDL is 42. These values put Joe at which risk level for cardiovascular disease?

Normalizing and enjoying eating involve:

A - always eating large portions of food

B - limiting your food selection choices to only 3-4 foods allowable

C - allowing ourselves to eat some previously "sinful" and off-limits" foods

D - continue a love-hate relationship with food

(I think its D, but I'm not positive, thanks for the help.)

Why does the heart automatically adjust the flow of blood to match activity levels?
A.
Extreme activity damages blood cells and the body needs replacements.
B.
The heart requires more oxygen when exercising.
C.
It builds up a higher level of oxygen in the blood.
D.
Organs and muscles require more blood under stress.

The nurse is teaching the colostomy irrigation procedure to a patient. which action by the patient indicates the need for further education?

What is the safest thing to do for someone suspected of having hypothermia?

Sociologists conduct research to understand society, groups of people and human behavior. For example, a sociologist may want to understand why there is a high divorce rate in America. Sociologists typically follow the scientific process when conducting research to ensure that the findings are reliable and valid. One important step to the scientific process is data-collection. List the four data-collection techniques and explain why a sociologist would choose to use each of them.

Life expectancy in the united states has increased by _____ years during the twentieth century.

During weight training, when should you exhale?

You are helping your family make better grocery shopping choices. Which of the following stores offers the safest option for healthy food?

A client reports that taking st. john’s wort. when reviewing the client’s medication history, what would be a cause of concern?

Is green tea and honey good for sore throats?

The nurse needs to assess an infant's height to determine if he or she is meeting appropriate growth and development parameters. to obtain the most accurate measurement of an infant's height (length), the nurse measures the:

Explain one positive and one negative effect of technology on health.

A 10-month-old presents with a rash, runny nose, and cough. examination reveals a cluster of tiny white papules with an erythematous base on the buccal mucosa. what does this suggest?

To help babies develop sensory-motor skills, caregivers can A. supply infants with an interesting array of objects. B. move babies' arms and legs. C. use playpens. D. place babies in high chairs.

The first officials of sporting events events were ___.

Which of the following determines blood volume?

-The strength of heart contraction
-The amount of water in the blood
-ABO blood type and Rh factor
-Heart rate and respiratory rate

genital human papillomavirus is the most common sexually transmitted infection. What, if any, treatment options exist for HPV, and what are the risk and complications of this type of infection

George, who is 60, couldn't understand why he was slowly gaining weight. he was eating the same amount of food that he had each day since he was 20 and he exercised regularly. what could explain his weight gain

Describe, in detail, how people can prevent lifestyle diseases and maintain healthy habits with respect to diet, moderation of alcohol use, exercise, and the elimination of smoking; and explain why social factors may be a barrier to changing unhealthy behaviors.

Huntington's disease is an autosomal dominant disorder that affects the nervous system. if a man is heterozygous for the alleles that cause the condition and has children with a women who lacks that defective allele, which of these statements is true?

A nurse is teaching a group of clients about immunizations . What benefit of immunization should the nurse describe?

Which assessment findings would the nurse expect to find in the postoperative client experiencing fat embolism syndrome?

If Susan decides to continue to perform modified exercise after a shoulder injury, she is using which mindset component?
goal making
seeing exercise as a lifelong process (NOT THIS ONE!)
progressing incrementally
accepting set-backs