An inborn set of physiological changes that offset those of the fight or flight response is known as:
a. Self-efficacy
b. Catecholamine surge
c. Relaxation response
d. Metabolism
Answer: c. Relaxation response
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a. Compazine, Tagamet b. Mylanta, colchicine c. Aspirin, iron supplement, potassium supplement d. Erythromycin, Ventolin
Which nursing intervention is most helpful when addressing the priority nursing diagnosis of Impaired Physical Mobility related to damage of brain tissue as evidenced by visual deficits and absence of portions of the visual field?
A) Provide a well-lit environment. B) Announce yourself when approaching the client. C) Ensure a clutter-free walkway. D) Instruct on adaptive plates with rims.
Use of oxygen therapy in the patient who is hypercapnic may result in
a. oxygen toxicity. b. absorption atelectasis. c. carbon dioxide retention. d. pneumothorax.
A nurse planning care for her assigned clients understands that the purpose of the hospital's standards of care is to:
A. Identify methods of treatment B. Provide direction for the practice of nursing C. Provide direction for care on the basis of the client's diagnosis D. Identify new care methods on the basis of current medical research