Tori, a 16-year-old student, is accompanied to the school health service by a counselor. She has been disruptive in class and the teacher thinks Tori has been using marijuana. Tori laughs at the teacher and says, "Man, it's just some spices
" You have just read some new information and consider Tori might be using:
A) "Bidi" or "rokok," which is a type of spiced and flavored cigarettes
B) PCP
C) Alcohol
D) All of the above
A
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No other family members are present and attempts to contact the parents have been unsuccessful. The child needs emergency surgery to save her life. How should the need for informed consent be addressed? A) A social worker should temporarily sign the informed consent. B) Consent should be obtained from the hospital's ethics committee. C) Surgery should be done without informed consent. D) Surgery should be delayed until the parents arrive.
A client who has myasthenia gravis is recovering after a thymectomy. Which complication does the nurse monitor for in this client?
a. Sudden onset of shortness of breath b. Swelling of the lower extremities c. Lower abdominal tenderness d. Decreased urinary output
For which of the following clients should the nurse anticipate the need for a pureed diet?
A) A man whose stroke has resulted in difficulty swallowing B) A woman who has required gallbladder surgery C) A man with dementia who is unable to follow instructions D) An obese woman after bariatric surgery
A community health nurse discovers that a bill in the legislature would eliminate a state law that currently funds child health promotion services for low-income children. Which action at the primary level of prevention would be most appropriate?
A) Advocate for amendment to the passed law to allow some funding for children to remain B) Once the bill has been passed, seek private resources to support funding of health promotion services for low-income children. C) Gather a group of health professionals to volunteer to provide the health promotion services eliminated by the passed bill D) Advocate through active lobbying against the bill and gather community support