A colonist working in the public health sector in early colonial North America would likely have focused on:
a. Establishing schools of nursing
b. Developing vaccines to administer to large numbers of people
c. Collecting vital statistics and improving sanitation
d. Developing public housing and almshouses
C
The other choices are events that happened after the colonial period.
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A reflex is a
A) sympathetic response stimulated by an effector organ. B) motor response to a sensory input. C) parasympathetic preganglion axon causing action. D) neurochemical imbalance producing movement.
A client has received a prescription for occasional angina from the cardiologist. On the way out of the office, the client asks the nurse how he should take the medicine. The nurse instructs the client to:
a. take with a full glass of water c. chew the tablet b. take while perform-ing self BP d. take sitting or lying down
Which question would the nurse ask to most effectively assess the patient's pattern of elimination?
1. "Are you having any bowel problems?" 2. "Have you had any recent difficulties with your stools?" 3. "Tell me about your usual bowel habits.". 4. "Are your bowel movements normal?"
Assuming that all other factors remain the same, increased blood pressure would most likely result in
A. decreased interstitial fluid B. Increased blood osmatic pressure c. Increased interstitial fluid D. decreased blood osmatic pressure