A bout of severe hypertension caused by epinephrine-secreting adrenal medullary tumor (pheochromocytoma) may cause a cerebral hemorrhage

Indicate whether the statement is true or false


True

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A middle-class family is talking with the nurse about the impact a seriously mental ill son has had on the family. Insurance has only partially covered treatment expenses, and the family has spent much of their savings to care for him

The patient's younger sister mentions she feels lost because her parents are so focused on her brother that it seems as though they have no time for her. The parents are concerned that when the siblings move out and they themselves become aged, there will be no one to care for the patient. Which response would be most helpful? a. Acknowledge their concerns, and indicate that you will consult with the treatment team about ways to bring the patient's symptoms under better control. b. Give them the names of financial advisors and banks that could help them save or borrow sufficient funds to leave a trust fund to care for their loved one. c. Refer them to crisis intervention services to learn ways to manage caregiver stress, and provide the titles of some helpful books for families of SMI persons. d. Discuss the benefits of participating in National Alliance on Mental Illness programs, and discuss ways to help the son become more independent.

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The nurse should advise the client to do which of the following to reduce the risk of falls due to orthostatic hypotension from antihypertensive drugs? Select all that apply

A) Sit on the bed for 1 or 2 minutes when rising from a lying position. B) Rise quickly from a chair when moving to a standing position. C) Take the antihypertensive less frequently if hypotension occurs. D) Have someone assist the client if dizziness or weakness occurs. E) Increase salt intake to counteract the hypotension.

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A client tells the nurse that her contractions are occurring every 2 minutes and lasting 60 seconds for the last hour. What action should the nurse take first?

a. Assess cervical dilation and effacement. b. Obtain a complete health history. c. Perform Leopold's maneuvers. d. Notify the physician.

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Of all the traits that are related to leadership, intelligence is probably the strongest (most

consistent). a. True b. False

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