Inhibition of all of the following enzymes is important in increasing brain levels of dopamine except:
A. monoamine oxidase-A.
B. monoamine oxidase-B.
C. dihydroxyphenylamine decarboxylase.
D. catechol-O-methyltransferase.
Answer: A
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1. This method of thinking is similar to the way that a skilled nurse uses continued assessment and evaluation to adapt the patient's care plan. 2. Using this method of critical thinking produces only one correct solution to a problem. 3. The need to change the plan of care indicates that critical thinking and the nursing process are not compatible. 4. The statement proves that critical thinking is another term for the nursing process.
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MC Rationale for having the client sign an AMA form is to:
A. Document the exact number of days hospitalized. B. Release the hospital of any responsibility for any further care for the client. C. Release the hospital of responsibility for ill consequences of AMA discharge. D. Notify risk management of client dissatisfaction of care provided.