Widespread sources of potential ionizing radiation exposure include all of the following except
1. Accidents at nuclear power plants.
2. High-tension power lines.
3. Improperly disposed of nuclear waste.
4. Radon gas seeping into homes and buildings through basements.
ANS: 2
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On removing a dressing from a client on the third postoperative day, the nurse notes thin, pink-colored drainage and documents this as
a. serous. b. sanguineous. c. serosanguineous. d. purulent.
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