Which of the following is called the "master" gland?
a. pancreas c. adrenal
b. thyroid d. pituitary
D
The pituitary gland has traditionally been called the "master" gland because so many of its secretions influence other endocrine glands and body systems.
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The provider requests the nurse start an infusion of an inotropic agent on a client. How does the nurse explain the action of these drugs to the client and spouse?
a. "It constricts vessels, improving blood flow." b. "It dilates vessels, which lessens the work of the heart." c. "It increases the force of the heart's contractions." d. "It slows the heart rate down for better filling."
A client was playing softball and was hit in the right ankle by the ball sustaining a contusion. What is the first action taken to help alleviate pain and swelling?
A) Apply heat to the ankle. B) Apply a cold pack to the ankle. C) Administer ibuprofen (Advil). D) Ask the client to walk to stretch the ligaments.
The nurse instructs that the healthy kidney adjusts the volume and composition of the filtrate that prevents excessive fluid loss by:
1. active transport. 2. filtration in the lymphatic system. 3. secretion of adrenalin. 4. tubular reabsorption.
What should the nurse researcher consider when determining the feasibility of a research question? (Select all that apply.)
a. Time b. Selection effects c. Reactive effects d. Measurement effects e. Subject availability f. Cost