Explain susceptibility to fungi of low pathogenicity
What will be an ideal response?
Disturbance in the normal flora and impaired immunologic process
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Nurses promote health and wellness by: Standard Text: Select all that apply
1. Teaching families about well child care. 2. Participating in screening clinics. 3. Working in public health settings. 4. Providing direct care to clients. 5. Rehabilitating clients to their optimal functional level after an injury.
A nurse who forgets to give a patient her medication throws away the medicine and documents that it was dispensed on the patient chart. The nurse then becomes uneasy about her action and vows never to falsify a record again
This is an example of which of the following? A) ethical uncertainty C) ethical residue B) ethical distress D) ethical disengagement
A nurse is explaining to parents how the central nervous system of a child differs from that of an adult. Which statement accurately describes these differences?
a. The infant has 150 milliliters of cerebrospinal fluid compared with 50 milliliters in the adult. b. Papilledema is a common manifestation of increased intracranial pressure in the very young child. c. The brain of a term infant weighs less than half of the weight of the adult brain. d. Coordination and fine motor skills develop as myelinization of peripheral nerves progresses.
A student is reviewing a client's chart before giving care. She notes the following diagnoses in the contents of the chart: "appendicitis" and "acute pain." Which of the diagnoses is a medical diagnosis?
A) Neither appendicitis nor acute pain B) Both appendicitis and acute pain C) Appendicitis D) Acute pain