A paradigm is a general perspective on the nature of the real world
A) True
B) False
A
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A) Bradycardia B) Hypotension C) Seizures D) Gastrointestinal bleeding
If a woman's fundus is soft 30 minutes after birth, the nurse's first response should be to:
a. massage the fundus. b. take the blood pressure. c. notify the physician or nurse-midwife. d. place the woman in Trendelenburg position.
What statement is correct regarding sports injuries during adolescence?
a. Conditioning does not help prevent many sports injuries. b. The increase in strength and vigor during adolescence helps prevent injuries related to fatigue. c. More injuries occur during organized athletic competition than during recreational sports participation. d. Adolescents may not possess insight and judgment to recognize when a sports activity is beyond their capabilities.
A 79-year-old woman is scheduled to undergo hip replacement surgery after a fracture that was caused by a fall. Which of the following age-related changes may have contributed to the woman's susceptibility to bone fracture?
A) Increased protein synthesis B) Infections within the synovial capsules of the knees and ankles C) Loss of neural control of balance D) Increased bone resorption