Which factor has contributed to the problem of substance abuse?
a. Increased knowledge about the use of drugs
b. Social acceptability of certain drugs
c. Recognition of substance abuse as a health problem
d. Control of the content and strength of illegal drugs
B
Social acceptance of certain drugs contributes to the substance abuse problem.
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a. Résumé b. Annual evaluations c. Portfolio d. Patient advocacy project
The home health nurse counsels a family in making safe driving "rules" for their 85-year-old father. Which rule would not be effective in promoting safety?
a. Limit driving to nearby areas with easy access. b. Plan ahead and know where you are going. c. Wear prescribed glasses and hearing aids. d. Drive below the speed limit to maintain control of the car.
A client after cardiac arrest is receiving oxygen therapy via a mask. What unit should the nurse use to document the amount of oxygen delivered?
A) Liters per minute B) Milliliters per minute C) Pounds per square inch D) Liters per square inch
Which of the following statements regarding cryptosporidiosis is INCORRECT?
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