Which of the following individuals is least likely to seek traditional healthcare because illness is seen as God's will?
A) Appalachian
B) Greek American
C) African American
D) Amish
A
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The assistive nursing personnel reports that the heart rate of the sleeping 23-year-old athlete, who is hospitalized following complications of a tonsillectomy, is 56
The assistive nursing personnel states that this is 10 beats per minute slower than when she took it earlier in the evening. The nurse knows that this is considered: 1. Normal, and they will continue to monitor the vital signs as ordered 2. Abnormally slow, and the health care provider should be notified immediately 3. Abnormally slow, and the nurse will recheck the heart rate before taking any ac-tion 4. Abnormally slow, signaling that the client may be hemorrhaging
Which education should the nurse include in the teaching for a client prescribed a NuvaRing? Select all that apply.
A. "This ring should be inserted into your uterus." B. "Once inserted, this ring will provide contraception for 6 months." C. "You should expect to replace the ring every 3 weeks." D. "Contraceptive protection is provided for 3 weeks." E. "The ring uses estrogen and progestin to provide contraception."
Which term describes the failure to have regular bowel movements?
A. constipation B. defecation C. emesis D. diarrhea