The nurse stresses that the primary emphasis on controlling HIV is __________
Fill in the blanks with correct word
prevention
Prevention of HIV infections is the major key to controlling HIV infections.
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a. equity c. tort law b. jurisprudence d. public law
The nurse is preparing to teach a patient who will begin taking a monoamine oxidase (MAO) inhibitor. What is most important when teaching patients about MAO inhibitors?
a. Emphasizing the importance of potassium intake b. Giving detailed drug information c. Reviewing dietary guidelines d. Providing a schedule for medication administration
The nurse is caring for an 8-year-old girl with an endocrine disorder involving the posterior pituitary gland. What care would the nurse expect to implement?
A) Instructing the parents to report adverse reactions to the growth hormone treatment B) Teaching the parents how to administer the desmopressin acetate C) Informing the parents that treatment stops when puberty begins D) Educating the parents to report signs of acute adrenal crisis
How should the nurse explain the mechanism that causes the skin to become reddened from prolonged exposure to cold?
a) reflex vasodilation occurs following the initial vasoconstricting effects of the cold b) cold causes a numbing sensation, which interferes with circulation at the site c) debris from necrotic tissue collects at the site of vasoconstriction, causing inflammation d) intradermal tissue blisters occur as the result of the damage caused by exposure to cold