The nurse practitioner movement began at the University of Colorado with nurses providing _____ care
a. Maternity
b. Well-child
c. Nursing home
d. Diabetes
B
It was determined that educating community-oriented nurses could decrease morbidity among medically deprived children.
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A) 22 autosomes C) 23 mixed autosomes B) 46 chromosomes D) 44 chromosomes
The nurse notes the client has bluish, grayish, and purplish discolorations of the skin. The nurse documents this as:
a. acrocyanosis c. cyanosis b. anoxia d. hypoxemia
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1. Physical exercise. 2. Meditation. 3. Goal-oriented contracting. 4. Cognitive behavioral therapy.
The nurse is identifying the difference between primary headaches to secondary headaches. Secondary headaches can occur:
1. Because of stress. 2. In relation to low blood pressure. 3. Because of concussions. 4. Because of migraines.