Dietary reference intakes (DRI) have been established as a reference for the amount of dietary intake that is:
a. acceptable in a restricted dietary plan.
b. usually requested for body requirements.
c. sufficient to meet the nutritional requirements of the body.
d. supposed to be eaten in certain dietary conditions.
C
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a. Establish full eye contact. b. Begin the assessment with some small talk. c. Ask the client if the family uses a curandero. d. Ask the husband to wait in the waiting area until the assessment is completed. e. Determine the client's understanding of English and explain that a Spanish interpreter can be available, if needed.
The nurse discharges the client from the ambulatory surgical center to home with a prescription for an opioid analgesic. The client can take the medication every 4 to 6 hours as needed for pain
Which does the nurse include in client teaching about the prescription before discharging the client? 1. Take the medication for severe pain. 2. Use the medication to facilitate healing. 3. Wait 4 to 6 hours before taking the next dose. 4. Take every 4 to 6 hours until the bottle is empty.
What phase of the nursing process compares the client's current health status with desired outcomes to determine whether the plan of care is appropriate or needs revision?
1. Implementation 2. Evaluation 3. Planning 4. Assessment
What does the student learn about the role of collagen in the clotting process?
a. Initiates the clotting cascade b. Activates platelets c. Stimulates fibrin d. Deactivates fibrinogen