The nurse reviewing records should determine that which client's lab values are associated with the highest risk of developing heart disease?
A. Total 200, LDL 104, HDL 30
B. Total 210, LDL 135, HDL 58
C. Total 220, LDL 162, HDL 20
D. Total 186, LDL 125, HDL 54
Answer: C
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The nurse understands that neurotransmitters have a direct relationship to many mental health disorders, and explains to a family member that the client's depression might be related to a deficiency of:
1. acetylcholine. 2. epinephrine. 3. serotonin. 4. histamine.
The clinical instructor interprets the development of mutual goals and guidelines as
a. norming. c. storming. b. performing. d. informing.
The nurse performs discharge teaching for a patient after a left hip arthroplasty (posterior approach). Which statement, if made by the patient to the nurse, indicates teaching is successful?
A. "Driving a car should not be attempted for 2 to 3 weeks." B. "Leg raising exercises will need to be done for several months." C. "My blood will be tested while taking enoxaparin (Lovenox)." D. "There will not be any restrictions on hip and leg movements."