The assessment data collected by the nurse reveals that a 23-year-old female patient weighs 175 lb and is 5 ft 3 in. Her body mass index is 31. She would be considered:
A) Average weight
B) Obese
C) Overweight
D) Underweight
Ans: B
Feedback: A body mass index of 31 is considered clinically obese.
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A) Flowmeter B) Oxygen analyzer C) Humidifier D) Nasal cannula
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A) Maintain consistent, predictable routines whenever possible. B) Provide an engaging, high-stimulation environment. C) Establish clear consequences for aggressive behavior. D) Ensure that the patient has a different care provider each day.
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1. Many patients are allergic to this medication. 2. Thrombolytics cannot be given to a patient with a history of asthma. 3. Thrombolytics will stop bleeding. 4. Thrombolytics are contraindicated in patients with active bleeding or with a history of recent trauma.
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).