Cholecystitis is
A) inflammation of the colon.
B) stones in the bladder.
C) caused by constipation.
D) inflammation of the gallbladder.
D
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The sensory nerves enter the brain and react with related nerves to cause a reaction. What mediates this reaction?
A) Muscles or glands B) The limbic system C) The cerebral cortex D) Neurotransmitters
A nurse explains to a terminally ill patient's family members that they should expect their loved one to experience five stages of grief. Place the five stages in the typical order in which grief is experienced (1–5)
(Enter the number of each step in the proper sequence, do not use commas). 1. Anger 2. Acceptance 3. Denial 4. Depression 5. Bargaining
The nurse is planning care for a client and determines that it would be best to utilize the Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC) when forming client outcomes because:
1. It would be easier than forming outcomes. 2. The NOC looks more professional. 3. The NOC allows better nursing communication. 4. The NOC facilitates data collection.
A client is brought to the facility in an agitated state and is admitted to the psychiatric unit for observation and treatment. While putting personal items away, the client talks rapidly and folds and unfolds garments several times. The client can't seem to settle down. Which nursing diagnosis is most applicable at this time?
A. Disturbed personal identity B. Anxiety C. Compromised family coping D. Powerlessness