David and Susan are in a committed relationship and live together with their adopted twin boys. Which of the following best describes this type of family?
A) nuclear family B) extended family C) blended family D) adoptive family
A
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Increased residual lung volume with aging is the result of all of the following except
a. Kyphosis b. Decreased elastic recoil c. Decrease in the number of functioning alveoli d. Decreased efficiency of gas exchange in the alveoli
A client's plan of care specifies that he should spend the majority of his time in a high Fowler's position. When following this guideline, the nurse would elevate the client's head at:
A) 45° B) 55° C) 60° to 90° D) 75° to 105°
The nurse is making a home visit to an elderly patient. What is the most appropriate nursing action in regard to medications?
a. Ask the patient to name all of the drugs he is currently taking. b. Determine which pharmacy dispenses the medications. c. Have the patient show the nurse all the medications he is taking, both prescription and over-the-counter. d. Recommend that all containers be childproof.
A client is seeking medical attention for pain in the knee that occurred during a recent sports activity. The nurse realizes that the client will most likely have which of the following diagnostic tests?
1. Arthrography 2. MRI 3. Angiogram 4. Bone scan