Which of the following is tasked with carrying out the "risk reduction mission" of DHS?
Ans: Directorate for National Protection and Programs
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The nurse is caring for a motor vehicle accident client who is unresponsive on arrival to the emergency department. The client has numerous fractures, internal abdominal injuries, and large lacerations on the head and torso
The family arrives and seeks update on the client's condition. A family member asks, "What causes the body to go into shock?" Given the client's condition, which statement is most correct? A) "The client is in shock because the blood volume has decreased in the system." B) "The client is in shock because the heart is unable to circulate the body fluids." C) "The client is in shock because your loved one is not responding and brain dead." D) "The client is in shock because all peripheral blood vessels have massively dilated."
Which of the following is not noted as a reason for curriculum change in nursing education?
A) Change in healthcare delivery B) Increase in critical thinking C) Evolution of technology D) Faculty preference for content
The nurse is performing a physical examination on a 40-year-old adult client. The nurse will most likely find that the client of this age is experiencing which one of the following physiological changes related to normal aging?
1. Decreased hearing acuity 2. Decreased sense of smell 3. Decreased strength of abdominal muscles 4. Decreased function of the various cranial nerves
What should the nurse include when teaching a client about insulin?
Standard Text: Select all that apply. 1. Rotate injection sites. 2. Recognize the signs of hypoglycemia. 3. Store insulin in the freezer. 4. Carry a readily available supply of sugar. 5. Wear a medic alert bracelet that explains the client has diabetes.