A client asks the nurse for suggestions about what to eat to reduce the risk of colon cancer. The nurse would suggest that the client eat which of the following types of food?
A) Low in calcium
B) High in fiber
C) High in animal protein
D) Low in folic acid
B
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A nurse is preparing a community education program regarding cardiovascular disease in the older patient. Which of the following information should the nurse include?
A) Cancer kills more women than heart disease. B) Women are more likely than men to develop heart disease in their middle years. C) A woman of 70 is as likely as a man to develop heart disease. D) For most women, heart disease is a greater problem before they reach menopause.
The nurse is caring for a low-risk client in the active phase of labor. At which interval should the nurse assess the fetal heart rate?
a. Every 15 minutes b. Every 30 minutes c. Every 45 minutes d. Every 1 hour
A patient asks the nurse if an enteric-coated tablet can be crushed and put in pudding to make it easier to swallow. How will the nurse respond to the patient?
a. "Crushing the medication can lead to a possibly toxic medication dose." b. "Crushing the medication is safe and can prevent gagging on pills." c. "The tablet may be done if a small amount of pudding is used." d. "The tablet may be dissolved in liquid but not crushed and put in food."
According to Dr. Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, the five stages of dying are:
a. Denial, pain, sadness, bargaining, and ac-ceptance b. Denial, pain, acceptance, hospice, and death c. Denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance d. Denial, anger, sadness, hospice, and ac-ceptance