Low doses of Atropine decreases sweating, salivation, and respiratory secretions
a. true
b. false
Answer: a. true
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In the formula C x V = St, the St is
A. amount of solution. B. amount of solvent. C. amount of solute. D. amount of solution minus the solute.
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a. Such assessment helps the family recognize their own assets. b. It creates a forum for change as family perspective changes. c. It allows the family to avoid becoming depressed about the situation. d. It helps the family see problem behaviors as assets to be used. e. It allows the nurse to identify resources that can be used to address areas of need. f. It promotes use of strengths in a different context.