Dysphagia is least likely to occur in which of the following conditions?
a. wiring of jaw
b. biopsy of tongue
c. artificial dentures
d. neurological disease of upper body
c
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Which of the following medical regimens can compromise a patient's immune functioning?
A) Steroid therapy B) Antibiotics such as tetracycline C) Prolonged insulin use D) Both a and b are correct.
The nurse is assessing a child previously diagnosed with fetal alcohol syndrome. When conducting a health history interview, which statements by the client's mother are consistent with the child's diagnosis?
Select all that apply. 1. "It seems as if one of his eyelids is droopy." 2. "There's a firm little bump on his eyelid but he says it doesn't hurt." 3. "His eyes almost look cloudy." 4. "He has required glasses to see well since he was 2 years old." 5. "His eyelids look they have turned under and he complains that his eyes hurt."
Approximately eight hours ago, Juanita, a 32-year-old G1, TPAL 1001, gave birth after two and one-half hours of pushing. She required an episiotomy and an assisted birth (forceps) due to the weight and size of her baby (9lb.–9oz.)
The perinatal nurse is performing an assessment of Juanita's perineal area. A slight bulge is palpated and the presence of ecchymoses to the right of the episiotomy is noted. The area feels "full" and is approximately 4 cm. in diameter. Juanita describes this area as "tender". The most likely cause of these signs and symptoms is: A) Hematoma formation B) Sepsis in the episiotomy site C) Inadequate repair of the episiotomy D) Postpartum hemorrhage
During a psychoeducational group on stress management, a client asks about meditation. Which nursing statement is most accurate regarding meditation?
A) "It is a procedure whereby various muscle groups are contracted and relaxed, bringing about an overall sense of relaxation." B) "The procedure is one whereby you use your imagination to reduce tension in the body." C) "The purpose is to become aware of one's bodily processes, such as blood pressure and pulse, and to bring them under conscious control." D) "The goal is to gain mastery and control over one's attention, bringing about a special state of consciousness."