The nurse has advised the client to consume alcohol only in moderation. What guideline should the nurse provide as a "moderate" alcohol intake?
A)
One drink per day for women, two for men
B)
Two drinks per day for women, three for men
C)
Two drinks per week for women, three for men
D)
One drink per week for women, two for men
A
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MC Which one of the following statements regarding safety with radioactive materials is most relevant to a hospital setting?
A. Clients who have multiple X-rays are exposed to high doses of radioactive materials. B. Lead aprons should be worn by clients during x-ray procedures. C. Lead-shielded containers are provided for radioactive material. D. When assisting with X-rays in the client's room, nursing personnel should wear radioactive detection badges.