A newborn has chronic sustained hypertension but otherwise appears healthy. What diagnostic testing does the healthcare professional facilitate as the priority?
a. Cardiac catheterization
b. Echocardiogram
c. Serum electrolytes
d. Renal function studies
Ans: d. Renal function studies
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A) Multiple sexual partners C) Vitamin deficiency B) Consumption of a high-fat diet D) Grand multiparity > 5 children
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When working with clients and defining the term health, the nurse uses examples from a variety of sources such as Nightingale, the World Health Organization, the President's Commission on Health, and the ANA
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A nurse is implementing the cognitive–behavioral approach to the care of a client with SPMI and recognizes the importance of enhancing self-esteem in members of this population. Which of the following statements is most likely to contribute to this goal?
A) "I'm going to stop reminding you when it's time to take a shower." B) "Let's talk about why you have this pattern of going off your meds every few months." C) "I would really like to see you get to the place where you can hold down a job." D) "I was really impressed with how you handled that conflict in the kitchen."