The patient's account of related symptoms for the visit is referred to as the


Answer: History of present illness

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A female patient has been diagnosed with tuberculosis and begun multiple-drug therapy. The woman has asked the nurse why it is necessary for her to take several different drugs instead of one single drug

How should the nurse best respond to the patient's question? A) "Multiple drugs are used because doctors aren't sure which drug will kill a particular TB strain." B) "The use of multiple drugs prevents the development of drug-resistant TB." C) "Multiple drugs are prescribed because the final testing results for TB can take up to 3 months." D) "Multiple drugs are used in order to speed up the course of treatment."

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Dorsiflexion is:

a. Bending a body part b. Straightening a body part c. Bending the toes and foot up at the ankle d. When the foot falls down at the ankle

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A child with a history of ear infections has dark urine, a headache, and puffy eyes

The child had a fever a few days ago but the body temperature is now 100°F. What should the nurse suspect is occurring with this child? A) A urinary tract infection B) Lipoid nephrosis (idiopathic nephrotic syndrome) C) Acute glomerulonephritis D) Rheumatic fever

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A nurse is administering Lasix to a client with SIADH. The desired outcome would be:

1. a decrease in serum potassium. 2. an increase in blood pressure. 3. a decrease in serum osmolality. 4. an increase in urine output.

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