Groups of tissues with the same function form:
a. Systems
b. Organs
c. Mitosis
d. Chromosomes
B
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A) peripheral vasodilation. B) an increase in release of catecholamines. C) decreased circulating blood volume. D) myocardial depression.
A homebound patient drinks a six-pack of beer daily. The patient tells the nurse, "I've been having pain from my arthritis lately, so I take acetaminophen four times a day."
The nurse's priority interventions include: (Select all that apply.) a. determining the safety of the dose the patient is ingesting daily. b. inquiring about sleep disturbances caused by mixing alcohol and analgesics. c. advising the patient of the harmful effect of alcohol and acetaminophen on the liver. d. suggesting increasing the acetaminophen dose, since alcohol causes faster excretion. e. assessing for declining functional status associated with medication-induced dementia.
Long-term memory is assessed by asking the patient to repeat
a. the foods he ate for breakfast that morning. b. his mother's maiden name. c. the three items shown to the patient 5 minutes previously. d. one of the headline stories from the morning newspaper or television newscast.
A nurse's doctoral dissertation addresses the effect that a support program may have on patients with pulmonary hypertension
Given that pulmonary hypertension has a very low incidence and prevalence, which of the following sampling strategies is applicable to the nurse's research needs? A) Heterogeneity sampling B) Snowball sampling C) Modal instance sampling D) Stratified sampling