What are the two factors that drive growth and development?
A) Nutrition and exercise
B) Environment and fertility
C) Healthcare and perception
D) Genetics and environment
Ans: D
You might also like to view...
A patient taking tamoxifen to reduce the risk of contralateral breast cancer asks the nurse about adverse effects of the drug. What is an adverse effect of tamoxifen?
A) Stomatitis B) Mucositis C) Thrombocytopenia D) Cerebrovascular accidents
Order the stages of normal grief, according to John Bowlby
1. ________ Reorganization 2. ________ Disequilibrium 3. ________ Disorganization and despair 4. ________ Numbness/protest
A patient with sepsis is receiving care in the intensive care unit and is receiving mechanical ventilation
The patient's acuity, decreased level of consciousness and ventilation preclude most forms of mobility and the nurse has identified a consequent risk of venous thromboembolism. What nursing intervention should the nurse specify in the patient's care plan to reduce this risk? A) Position the patient in the Trendelenburg position every 4 to 6 hours. B) Perform vigorous massage of patient's exposed skin surfaces each shift. C) Apply antiembolic stockings to the patient's legs. D) Administer subcutaneous vitamin K as ordered.
A middle school student comes to the nurse's office concerned about her menstrual flow. What should the nurse include when discussing menstruation with this student? Select all that apply
1. A tub bath is helpful to promote blood flow and reduce cramping. 2. Show a variety of pads and tampons available for the student to use. 3. A fishy odor experienced during menstruation is expected and normal. 4. Demonstrate that the volume of blood lost during menstruation is about 1 to 2 ounces. 5. Wash the hands before and after using any feminine hygiene products for menstruation.