Which one of the following client assessment findings indicates a lifestyle risk factor to the nurse?
1. Obesity
2. Sunbathing
3. Overcrowded housing
4. Industrial-based occupation
ANS: 2
Excessive sunbathing is a lifestyle risk factor for skin cancer.
Obesity is a physiological risk factor.
Overcrowded housing is an environmental risk factor.
An industrial-based occupation is an environmental risk factor.
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A) Administering antihypertensives to lower the blood pressure as quickly as possible. B) Administering antihypertensives if the blood pressure exceeds 220/120 mmHg. C) Administering antihypertensives to lower blood pressure by 25% over 24 hours. D) Administering antihypertensives to lower the blood pressure to less than 140/80 mmHg.
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