What is the primary function of the thyroid gland??

A) To act as a control system in the body through brain activity and nerve endings
B) To regulate metabolism
C) To conserve energy
D) To deliver oxygen to the body while removing carbon dioxide from the cells


B

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a. location of interaction c. topic of conversation b. time of day d. gender of those interacting

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A) "Why do you think you are at risk?" B) "Don't worry, you will not contract the disease from the patient." C) "AIDS is commonly transmitted by contact with blood and body fluids." D) "The patient should be isolated and have limited visitation."

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The nurse would question a client with suspected trigeminal neuralgia about facial pain that is

a. characterized by intermittent episodes of severe pain with gradual onset. b. characterized by intermittent episodes of severe pain with sudden onset. c. constant and aching or burning in nature. d. constant, severe, and sharp in nature.

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