In planning care for refugees who have been the victims of violence, nurses must develop strategies to address one of today's most serious public health problems that involves which of the following?
a. human trafficking
b. sexually transmitted disease
c. drug abuse
d. children soldiers
A
Human trafficking, especially when sexual bondage is involved, is one of today's most serious public health problems. There is an extremely large number of victims, including women and children. When trafficking involves sexual bondage, many of the victims end up with HIV, abortion-related septic death, substance addictions, or other risks associated with commercial sex.
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A student nurse is caring for a patient with type 1 diabetes who also has glycosuria. The nursing instructor asks this student nurse what the patient's urine should look like. What would be the student's best response?
A) Concentrated urine B) Dilute urine C) Elevated specific gravity D) Cloudy urine
The standard deviation is:
A. the square root of the variance. B. a measure of variability. C. an approximate indicator how numbers vary from the mean. D. all of the above
Which physical assessment technique would be used to identify rales?
1) Inspection 2) Palpation 3) Percussion 4) Auscultation