FI The mother of a one-year-old child is asking the nurse how many immunizations her child will receive by the time her child is two. The nurse explains that a two-year-old child should have received approximately ________ doses of vaccine
A. 10
B. 12.
C. 15
D. 23
E. 25
D. 23
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a. He is having a heart attack from taking niacin. b. He is having a reaction to taking niacin. c. He needs to increase the dose of niacin. d. He needs to reduce the dose of niacin.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
A patient with peripheral arterial disease has a nursing diagnosis of Ineffective Tissue Perfusion. Which nursing intervention is most appropriate for this nursing diagnosis?
1. Assist the patient in taking hot baths. 2. Do not elevate the patient's legs. 3. Encourage the patient to limit activity. 4. Limit visitors.
The nurse asks specific questions about alcohol consumption when collecting data about a patient's hematologic system. What rationale would the nurse offer for these questions?
1. Excessive alcohol intake accelerates phagocytosis. 2. People who consume excessive amounts of alcohol often have vitamin deficiencies. 3. People who drink alcohol do not clot as well as those who do not. 4. Moderate alcohol consumption can help to accelerate erythrocyte formation.