Dialysis is:
a. A bladder training program
b. A type of catheter
c. The process of removing waste products from the blood
d. A bladder disease involving inflammation of the kidneys
C
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The nurse instructs the client about addiction. The nurse determines that the client understands the instructions given when the client says:
1. "Addiction is a biopsychosocial problem." 2. "Addiction is an emotional attachment." 3. "Addiction is a behavioral habit." 4. "Addiction is a moral disease."
The nurse in a family practice clinic notices that more children than adults are being seen with upper respiratory infections. The nurse understands that respiratory infections are more common in children because:
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a. "The patient will be free of pain." b. "The patient will verbalize the importance of lifestyle changes." c. "The patient will get up into the chair one time daily for 1 hour." d. "The patient will demonstrate breathing techniques by the end of shift."