A patient with an alcohol use disorder asks if the disorder can be passed down to children. What does the nurse explain as the role of genetics in the development of a substance use disorder (SUD)?
1. The role of genetics is minor in comparison to the role of the environment.
2. Genetics does not seem to play a role in the development of SUDs.
3. The role of genetics in SUDs has not been determined.
4. Genetics plays a major role in the development of SUDs.
3. The role of genetics in SUDs has not been determined.
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During an examination, the nurse notes a supernumerary nipple just under the patient's left breast. The patient tells the nurse that she always thought it was a mole. Which statement about this finding is correct?
a. This variation is normal and not a significant finding. b. This finding is significant and needs further investigation. c. A supernumerary nipple also contains glandular tissue and may leak milk during pregnancy and lactation. d. The patient is correctâ€"a supernumerary nipple is actually a mole that happens to be located under the breast.
Since the 1970s, consumption of refined white sugar has decreased, mostly because
a. health conscious consumers are using less. b. use of high-fructose corn syrup has in-creased. c. use of artificial sweeteners has increased. d. use of honey and other natural sweeteners has increased.
Factors that facilitate keeping patient information confidential in an electronic health record (EHR) system include:
1. Designing software so that only those who need the information can gain access 2. Requiring providers to log off at the end of the clinical day 3. Keeping a file of the login and password information for each provider in a secure place 4. Having patients sign informed consent documents to have their data on an EHR
Which should the nurse include in the plan of care for a hospitalized school-age child with myelodysplasia? Select all that apply
1. Implementing interventions for a client of normal intelligence 2. Using latex precautions when providing client care 3. Allowing the client to self-catheterize 4. Ensuring that the client has a low-fiber diet 5. Encouraging the client to shift positions hourly when in the wheelchair