________ is a disease characterized by the presence of gastrin-containing tumors (gastrinomas) and ulceration of the GI tract.
A. Reye's syndrome
B. Adams-Stokes SYNDROME
C. Zollinger-Ellison syndrome
D. Behcet's Syndrome
Answer: C
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a. private health insurance. b. a federal insurances program known as PPACA. c. state-subsidized Medicaid insurance. d. single-payer system coverage.
A nurse is completing an incident report. The nurse demonstrates an adequate understanding of the report when refraining from putting which of the following on the form (Select all that apply.)
a. Conclusions about the incident b. The name of the patient c. Blame of others d. Judgment e. The nurse's opinion about what happened
A client is diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. In developing a teaching plan for the client's family members, the nurse bases the plan on the idea that Alzheimer's disease is a(n):
a. curable dementia-type illness. b. form of mental illness. c. chronic, progressive condition. d. acute, treatable disease.