The nurse determines that a woman has implemented prescribed therapy for her fibrocystic breast disease when the client reports that she has eliminated which from her diet?
A) Caffeine B) Cigarettes C) Dairy products D) Sweets
A
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A nurse is interviewing a mother of two children, ages 5 and 14. They were in a hotel fire a year ago in which their father was killed. The mother is concerned because the younger child has nightmares
The older child does not seem to have any problems. What action by the nurse is the most appropriate? A. Ask the mother about physical injuries to the children. B. Determine if the mother sought counseling after the fire. C. Focus the appointment on the younger child only. D. Inquire if the older child avoids hotels, even on television.
A patient is diagnosed with histoplasmosis. What element of this patient's history would help explain the reason for the disease?
1. lives in a city with chemical plants 2. drives a vehicle that uses diesel fuel 3. is an electrical engineer 4. works on a chicken farm
The percentage of Australians who reside in remote areas is:
a. 3%. b. 10%. c. 31%. d. 66%.
Which is true about the measure of a data set's range?
a. It is an average score. b. It is calculated using central scores. c. It is determined only for interval level data. d. It is sensitive to outliers in a data set.