Ligament and meniscus injuries of the knee occur as a result of repeated stress to the cartilages

Indicate whether the statement is true or false


False

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A client is prescribed a transdermal opioid. After teaching the client and family how to administer this drug, the nurse determines that the teaching was successful when they state which of the following?

A) "The drug should be reapplied every 24 hours." B) "We should try to apply the patch to about the same site each time." C) "The site should only be cleaned with water before each application." D) "A hairy area, like the forearm, is an appropriate place to apply the patch."

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Which condition is considered a non-modifiable risk factor for a brain attack?

A) High cholesterol levels. B) Obesity. C) History of atrial fibrillation. D) Advanced age.

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What would be an appropriate kind of TF to start for Mr. Y? Remember that Mr. Y is in CHF and is on restricted fluids and remember where the tip of the feeding tube is

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When turning the patient toward you, you should

A. pull on the patient's wrist and shoulder. B. extend the legs and arms until they are straight. C. place your hip against the bed to add leverage. D. place one hand on the shoulder and one on the hip.

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