When a nutrient that does not naturally occur in a food is added to the food, the food is described as:
a. enriched c. incomplete
b. fortified d. nutritious
B
Foods that are commonly consumed and do not contain naturally occurring nutrients can have nutrients added, or be fortified.
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Which of the following way(s) can physicians enable drug abuse? (Select all that apply.)
a. Prescribing psychoactive medications to a new patient who was claiming anxiety and insomnia b. Prescribing psychoactive medications to make a patient feel better during a time of situational stress c. Prescribing non-refillable small doses of psychoactive medications in response to short-term problems d. Refusing to prescribe psychoactive medications even if the patient has severe pain so the patient must seek self-medication with illegal substances or alcohol e. Suggesting psychoactive medications for pain relief after surgical treatment f. With drugs so available, the physician can use drugs for a temporary problem; feeling relief may lead to self-addiction.
The nurse is assessing a preterm newborn who is in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) for signs and symptoms of overstimulation. Which of the following would the nurse be least likely to assess?
A) Increased respirations B) Flaying hands C) Periods of apnea D) Decreased heart rate
A nurse is performing discharge teaching with a patient who had a cystogram. What should the nurse include in this teaching?
Select all that apply. 1. Take a sitz bath. 2. Increase oral fluid intake. 3. Take acetaminophen for minor pain. 4. Apply heat to the lower back. 5. Drink one ounce of brandy or rum with warm water.
A family member is hospitalized with an illness. Which of the following factors will the nurse assess to determine the impact this illness will have on the family? (Select all that apply.)
1. Nature of the illness 2. Duration of the illness 3. Cause of the illness 4. Financial impact of the illness 5. Effect of the illness on future family functioning