The nurse asks a patient to stand 20 feet from a specific chart that is placed on the wall when beginning the physical examination of the patient's eyes. What is the nurse going to examine in the patient?
A) Near vision
B) Distant vision
C) Peripheral vision
D) External eye structures
B
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A) B and DR locus. B) HLA matching. C) ABO type. D) plasma cell compatibility.
Which combination is suitable for the daily diet of elders?
a. Vitamin B12 2.4 mcg and fiber 15 g b. Three 8-oz glasses of fluid and 1600 calories c. Vitamin B12 1.1 mcg and 40% of daily calories from fat d. Calcium 1200 mg and vitamin D 600 to 800 units
The results of a patient's ELISA test were positive. The nurse realizes that:
1. The patient will next have the Western blot test done. 2. The patient is HIV positive and will need to begin treatment. 3. The patient is not HIV positive. 4. The patient has an acute inflammatory process somewhere in the body.
A person has a vest restraint. You need to check the person's:
a. Pulse b. Skin color c. Skin temperature d. Breathing