________ are preferred therapy when a patient is suffering from hypertension, mild heart failure, or nephrolithiasis.
A. Carbonic anhydrous inhibitors
B. Thiazides
C. Loop diuretics
D. Osmotic diuretics
Answer: B
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1. "We should avoid getting a wheelchair for as long as possible.". 2. "He should improve over time as the medication begins to take effect.". 3. "He should not have an influenza vaccine.". 4. "Even though his body is weak, his cognitive abilities should be normal.".
When implementing a plan of care for clients with neuropsychiatric disorders, the nursing student knows to:
A) Evaluate which family member has the best insight. B) Prevent future episodes, maintain safety, and develop a rapport with families. C) Provide hope, information, and security. D) Help families identify and reduce negative perceptions and discrepancies in expectations of care.
A nurse is reading an article about the use of robotics and telehealth. Which of the following would the nurse expect research on this technology to reveal?
A) Increased response time B) Increased length of stay C) Improved patient outcomes D) Increased costs