A Canadian student is seen by a physician for a routine screening prior to going to college. His family is also covered by the Canadian plan
Which of the following five principles of the Canadian health care system is evident based on the information provided in this scenario?
A) Each insurance plan covers all residents for uniform services.
B) A public for-profit authority administers the plan.
C) Canadians do not have coverage when they travel across provinces.
D) Care can be denied for inability to pay for coverage.
A
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A) teach the boy about the fact that he will feel much better after he takes his medications. B) have the mother hold the child firmly and sooth him while the drugs are administered. C) offer a choice between liquid and chewable medications, if possible. D) insert a central intravenous line.
The nurse caring for an 80-year-old COPD patient suspects right-sided heart failure and assesses and records the data. A sign of right-sided heart failure is decreasing:
1. blood pressure. 2. urine output. 3. respirations. 4. heart rate.
Which biologic characteristic is specific to normal differentiated adult cells but not to cancer cells?
a. Anaplasia b. Hypertrophy c. Aneuploidy d. Loose adherence
A client with heart failure asks how blood pressure and heart rate can be high if the heart is failing. Which response by the nurse is the most appropriate?
1. "The heart must be recovering." 2. "The blood pressure and heart rate are trying to compensate because the heart cannot pump enough blood." 3. "The blood pressure and heart rate are inaccurate readings." 4. "The client must be excited."