An increased incidence of strokes is reported in women who concurrently use oral contraceptives and
a. eat a diet high in sugar and salt. c. ingest high levels of caffeine.
b. ingest alcohol. d. smoke.
D
There is an increased incidence of strokes and thrombotic events in women who concurrently smoke and use hormonal therapy. Diets high in sugar and salt enhance PMS symptoms. Alcohol is most related to date rape. High levels of caffeine also enhance PMS symptoms.
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a. "Back pain is common at this time during pregnancy because you tend to stand with a sway back." b. "Acetaminophen is acceptable during pregnancy; however, you should not take aspirin." c. "You should come into the office and let the doctor check you." d. "Avoid medication because you are pregnant. Try soaking in a warm bath or using a heating pad on low before taking any medication."
Which action is the primary concern in the treatment plan for a child with persistent vomiting?
a. Detecting the cause of vomiting b. Preventing metabolic acidosis c. Positioning the child to prevent further vomiting d. Recording intake and output
The dietary intervention of increasing consumption of fruits and vegetables is most appropriate to relieve
a. vomiting. b. diarrhea. c. constipation. d. osteoporosis.
Large protruding arm veins in an otherwise healthy adult can be difficult to cannulate because they often
A. constrict in response to insertion of the IV catheter. B. roll from side to side during the cannulation attempt. C. are covered by thick skin that bends the IV catheter. D. rupture spontaneously when punctured with the needle