The Kantian maxim requiring that no action be judged as right, which cannot reasonably become a law by which every person should always abide, is known as:

A patient is being prescribed dextroamphetamine for the treatment of ADHD. During health education, the nurse should make the patient aware of the black box warning relating to

A) the risks of kidney failure. B) the potential for abuse. C) the risk of stroke with excessive doses. D) the potential for unstable blood glucose levels.

The traditional diet of Asian women includes little meat and few dairy products and may be low in calcium and iron. The nurse can help a client increase her intake of these foods by which action?

a. Suggest that she eat more tofu, bok choy, and broccoli. b. Suggest that she eat more hot foods during pregnancy. c. Emphasize the need for increased milk intake during pregnancy. d. Tell her husband that she must increase her intake of fruits and vegetables for the baby's sake.

Which activity can the nurse delegate to unlicensed assistive personnel when caring for a client with a communicable disease in isolation?

1. Restocking the cabinet with personal protective equipment. 2. Assessing the postoperative wound for drainage. 3. Ensuring oral medications have been taken. 4. Suctioning the trachea for secretions after eating.

A 22-year-old pt comes to the clinic for a wellness check-up. Hx reveals that the pt's parents has the autosomal-dominant form of polycystic kidney disease (PKD). Which vital sign suggests that the pt should be evaluated for PKD?

a. Pulse of 90 beats/min b. temperature of 99.6 F c. Blood pressure of 136/88 mmHg d. Respiratory rate of 22/min