A person's skin color is an example of:
1. Multiculturalism
2. Ethnicity
3. Race
4. Culture
3
Race is primarily a social classification that relies on physical markers.
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Which of the following statements best describes the effects of life events on family health risk?
1. Normative events require very little change in family structures and roles. 2. Positive events are unlikely to place stress on a family. 3. Both normative and nonnormative events pose potential risks to the health of families. 4. Negative life events require change and place stress on a family.
Which of the following questions or statements to a client convey acceptance?
A) "You know supplements can be harmful. Do you take any supplements?' B) "Have you ever discussed taking vitamins and supplements with your doctor?" C) "Will you please share with me the prescription medicines and vitamins you take?" D) "What helpful herbal supplements are you taking?"
A student is learning about the functions of leukocytes. What statements about these cells are correct?
a. Eosinophilia can result from parasitic infections. b. Basophilia can be seen in hypersensitivity reactions. c. Monocytosis is usually seen in acute infections. d. Lymphocytosis occurs rapidly in bacterial infections. e. Granulocytopenia can be a life-threatening condition
The nurse is evaluating the effectiveness of a crisis intervention. Which of the following indicators most clearly suggests that the intervention has been effective?
A) The client has developed insight into his use of maladaptive coping strategies. B) The client can verbalize techniques for preventing future crises. C) The client has developed a plan for managing emotions. D) The client has resumed his usual level of functioning.