The nurse admits a client to the hospital who follows the Mormon faith. Which does the nurse provide to maintain the client's dietary practices in accordance with this faith?
1. Pork
2. Yogurt
3. Caffeine
4. Shellfish
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3. Individuals of the Mormon faith prohibit dietary intake of caffeine, alcohol, and tobacco.
1. Followers of Orthodox Judaism and Islam prohibit dietary intake of pork.
2. Clients who are Orthodox Jews are prohibited from eating dairy products and meat at the same meal.
4. Followers of Orthodox Judaism and Seventh Day Adventists do not eat shellfish because of dietary restrictions of their faith.
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When examining the patient's laboratory values, the nurse notices an elevation in the eosinophil count. The nurse realizes that eosinophils become elevated:
a. with acute bacterial infections. b. in response to allergens and parasites. c. when the spleen is removed. d. in situations that do not require phagocytosis.
Among the following, which indicate that an organization has identified and is managing human factors in the work environment? Select all that apply
1. Classroom question and answer periods are regularly kept to a strict limit of five minutes. 2. Tent cards with name and unit of trainees are placed in the classroom at each meeting. 3. Administrators meet with unit supervisors and not staff for fear of intimidating them during the critical implementation phase. 4. A series of noon meetings (lunch provided) called "LunchBytes" are offered for demonstrations and discussion sessions. 5. An article announcing the implementation of the new system and recognizing the staff appears in the local paper.
Which type of breath sound would the nurse expect to auscultate over most of the lung fields in a healthy patient?
1) Bronchial 2) Tracheal 3) Vesicular 4) Bronchovesicular
Which is a common characteristic of those who sexually abuse children?
a. Pressure victim into secrecy b. Are usually unemployed and unmarried c. Are unknown to victims and victims' families d. Have many victims that are each abused once only