To use standard crutches, an adult must have

A. paralysis on one side of the body.
B. stable legs.
C. two strong arms.
D. the ability to walk long distances.


Answer: C

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All of the following are health consequences of obesity except

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Prompt access to diagnostic and treatment services, ready availability of state-of-the-art and cutting-edge technology, and participation in health care decisions are examples of American:

a. rights. c. qualities of life. b. entitlements. d. values.

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The nurse is caring for a female client 64 years of age who is admitted for knee replacement. As the nurse performs the shift assessment, the client comments,

I wouldn't mind getting old if it were not for the physical losses, like the wrinkles, all the drooping, and the wearing out of everything. People like to be around youthful, beautiful men and women; I feel so unattractive. Is the client correct about how society views older people? In general, which of the following does society emphasize and reward? Choose all that apply. A) Wisdom for sharing B) Youthfulness C) Mentoring the inexperienced D) Health and fitness E) Physical attractiveness

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