One of the strategies for reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease is to increase high-density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol. What is the best way of increasing HDL?
A) Reducing saturated fat intake C) Increasing dietary fiber intake
B) Reducing cholesterol intake D) Losing weight, if overweight
D
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Historically, nutrition interventions to prevent or treat hypertension included weight loss, a sodium-restricted diet, and decreased alcohol intake.
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Which assessment finding is most important in determining nursing care for a client with diabetes mellitus?
A) Respirations of 12 breaths/minute B) Cloudy urine C) Blood sugar 170 mg/dL D) Fruity breath
The nurse knows the client is reading the Nutrition Facts food label correctly when the client states: (Select all that apply.)
1. "It lists all ingredients in descending order.". 2. "I can tell if it is a reduced fat food.". 3. "It lists a portion size.". 4. "I can tell if the food has trans fats.". 5. "Total calories for the package are listed.".
A forensic nurse recognizes that clothing removed from a rape victim should be handled in what manner?
A) Each separate item should be placed in a paper bag, sealed, dated, timed, and signed. B) All items should be placed in a clear, plastic bag so law enforcement agents can see them. C) Clothing should not be removed to avoid re-traumatizing the client. D) Laundering of the clothing is encouraged before returning the clothing to the client.
Indicate whether the following factors increase or decrease cerebral blood flow: a) PaCO2 of 30 mmHg; b) PaO2 of 45 mmHg; c) decreased MAP; d) increased ICP; e) arterial blood pH of 7
What will be an ideal response?