In order to reduce physical risks to the child of an adolescent mother, the nurse teaches the pregnant teen the importance of:
A) taking a leave of absence from school to stay home and care for herself. B) obtaining technical training in school so that she can support herself and the baby. C) eating a healthy, nutritious diet. D) finding a job that will allow her to support herself and the baby.
C
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Which time waster does the manager have least control over?
A) Failure to set objectives B) Inability to say no C) Procrastination D) Meetings
Mr. O, age 50 years, comes for his annual health assessment, which is provided by his employer. During your initial history-taking interview, Mr. O mentions that he routinely engages in light exercise. At this time, you should:
a. ask if he makes his own bed daily. b. have the patient describe his exercise. c. make a note that he walks each day. d. record "light exercise" in the history.
Which statement most accurately describes the relationship between the hydrogen ion concentration and carbon dioxide concentration in extracellular fluids?
A. Because carbon dioxide is a gas and hydrogen ions are electrolytes, these two substances have no relationship in extracellular fluids. B. The concentrations of hydrogen ions and carbon dioxide are directly related, with an increase or decrease in one always resulting in a corresponding increase or de-crease in the other. C. Carbon dioxide buffers hydrogen ions; thus, these two concentrations are in-versely related to each other. The higher the carbon dioxide concentration, the fewer hydrogen ions are present in that fluid. D. Hydrogen ions and carbon dioxide ions exist in a balanced relationship as a result of their charges. The positively charged hydrogen ions are attracted to the nega-tively charged carbon dioxide ions, forming an electrically neutral substance.
Which information should the nurse include in the education for a parent of a child diagnosed with ascariasis? Select all that apply.
A. "Your child has pinworms." B. "Children get worms from playing in infected soil." C. "Treatment will consist of medication for 3 days." D. "No treatment will be necessary after I give this one pill." E. "No treatment is necessary; the worms will die on their own."