A patient of Italian descent has been prescribed insulin to treat his type 1 diabetes. Which of the following herbs used in Italian cooking should be avoided by this patient?
A) Garlic
B) Anise
C) Basil
D) Oregano
C
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The nursing faculty is revising their program's curriculum and is developing a conceptual framework. What will this faculty develop?
1. A document that relates concepts by defining their significance to one another. 2. An overall view or orientation to focus thoughts. 3. A system of ideas proposed to explain a given phenomenon. 4. A specific outline of the curriculum's topics and contents.
A client states that she is not interested in Lamaze classes because she is single and does not want to have natural childbirth. The nurse's best response would be:
1. "Lamaze classes promise painless childbirth. If you learn their methods, your pain is minimal." 2. "Lamaze classes can teach you relaxation methods and also the benefits and risks of pain-relief methods. This assists you in making the best decision for you." 3. "You are very nervous. I think these classes would be best for you." 4. "Lamaze classes are geared toward couples. You might want to find a different class."
Voters have recently decided to have fluoride added to the city water system. Epidemiologists wanting to study the effect of fluoride on dental caries would be conducting a(n):
a. Ecological study b. Double-blind study c. Community trial d. Screening