Which of the following conditions is least likely to contribute to an increased risk of stroke?

A. hyperlipidemia
B. diabetes mellitus
C. Crohn's disease
D. hypertension


Answer: C. Crohn's disease

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The nurse caring for a patient with hemodynamic monitoring would collaborate with a physician colleague to implement which intervention?

1. Changing the dosages (titrating) of medications based on changes in hemodynamic pressures 2. Using sterile technique to clean the site of insertion of the catheter and changing the dressing 3. Inflating the balloon in the pulmonary artery to obtain pulmonary artery occlusion pressures 4. Advancing the catheter if the radiologist determines it is not in the pulmonary artery

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The family of an older adult diagnosed with cancer asks the nurse to explain how gene therapy might be beneficial. The nurse responds

a. "The treatment decreases blood flow to the tumor and it dies." b. "A virus is injected into the tumor and then it can't grow." c. "The cancer cell's nucleus is destroyed and the cell shrivels." d. "Photosensitizers are introduced into the cells so lasers can kill them."

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Safety syringes have devices to shield the needle reducing the chance of accidental needlesticks

Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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