After teaching a group of students about leading health risks, the instructor determines that the teaching was successful when the students identify which of the following as the #1 leading health risk?
A) Unsafe sex
B) High blood pressure
C) Underweight
D) Tobacco consumption
Ans: C
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a. NFLPN. b. ANA. c. NLN. d. NAPNES.
A client diagnosed with hemolytic anemia typically presents with the following symptoms: Select all that apply
1. Tachycardia. 2. Jaundice. 3. Hepatomegaly. 4. Decreased urine output. 5. Increased urine output.
A 73-year-old client is admitted to the unit experiencing bruising, confusion, and decreased urine output. The medical diagnosis is a urinary tract infection. The most appropriate nursing diagnosis is:
1. Ineffective Breathing Pattern. 2. Activity Intolerance. 3. Impaired Memory. 4. Risk for Falls.
A patient is undergoing diagnostic tests. The patient says, "Nothing is wrong with me except a stubborn chest cold." The spouse reports that the patient smokes, coughs daily, has lost 15 pounds, and is easily fatigued
Which defense mechanism is the patient using? a. Displacement b. Regression c. Projection d. Denial