Approximately what percentage of the American population does not have health insurance according to the U.S. Census Bureau?

a. 4%
b. 8%
c. 12%
d. 16%


ANS: D

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What problem is usually caused by high blood lipid levels?

a. Atherosclerosis b. Blindness from glaucoma c. Chronic hypotension d. Deadly dysrhythmias

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Cigarette smoking has been declining since 1964; however, it is currently declining at a slower rate. Which of the following are linked to smoking? Select all that apply

1. Smoking is strongly linked to the development of lower respiratory diseases. 2. Lower respiratory diseases are a leading cause of death in women and men. 3. Eliminating smoking would significantly delay the onset of heart disease. 4. New lower tar cigarettes have significantly reduced the risk of smoking.

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The student nurse is administering a large-volume enema to a patient. The patient complains of abdominal cramping. What should the student nurse do first?

A) Increase the flow of the enema for approximately 30 seconds then decrease it to the prior flow rate. B) Stop the administration of the enema and notify the physician. C) Stop the administration of the enema momentarily . D) Increase the flow of the enema until all of the solution has been administered.

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