The nurse recognizes a "promoter" that, although not a carcinogen itself, allows cancer to occur faster in the patient that:
a. is more than 25 pounds overweight.
b. works in a hospital lab.
c. abuses cocaine.
d. drinks heavily.
D
Alcohol and smoking are "promoters" that facilitate the occurrence of cancer. Being overweight, working in a hospital lab, and abusing cocaine are not considered "promoters" in regard to cancer risk.
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a. "A" b. "B" c. "C" d. "D"
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A) Withholding food and fluids after midnight B) Checking the child for allergies to shellfish C) Ensuring the child has a full bladder D) Informing the child she should feel no discomfort
Nurses should refuse to perform an activity if: a. asked to do something beyond the realms of theirpractice
b. they have not been prepared to perform afunction safely. c. directions are unclear or unethical. d. all of the above.
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A) Reduced risk of death from cardiac event B) Reduced LDL-C C) Increased level of antioxidants D) Increased level of potassium E) Reduced intake of sodium