_________ drugs produce wakefulness and a sense of energy and well-being.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Ans: Stimulant
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a. Although all homes must fill out a census report, the homeless population often cannot be accessed, surveyed, and counted, so the homeless population is underrepresented in the findings. b. Persons whose primary language is something other than English or Spanish, and who do not speak either language, are more likely to be missed in the census. c. The survey method of data collection relies on self-report; some misrepresentation or error is inevitable. d. The population changes continuously, and the one described in the census isn't very much like the population on the day the results are published. e. Persons in the United States who are no longer here legally but plan to stay do not fill out a report.
The client who was diagnosed with diabetes mellitus 1 year ago is hospitalized in diabetic ketoacidosis after a religious fast. The client tells the nurse, "I have fasted during this season every year since I became an adult
I am not going to stop now." The nurse is not knowledgeable about this particular religion. What is the best action for this nurse? A) Tell the client that it is different now because of the diabetes. B) Request a consult from a diabetes educator. C) Ask family members of the same religion to discuss fasting with the client. D) Do some research into the meaning of fasting in this religion.
A hospital unit has a policy that rectal temperatures may not be taken on patients who have had cardiac surgery. What rationale supports this policy?
A) It is an embarrassing and painful assessment. B) Thermometer insertion stimulates the vagus nerve. C) It is less expensive to take oral temperatures. D) It is to avoid perforating the wall of the rectum.
The client is a Native American who has been diagnosed as having hypertensive disease. In conferring with the primary health provider, the nurse recognizes that which antihypertensive medication would not be effective with this client?
a. Furosemide (Lasix) b. Metoprolol (Apo-Metoprolol, Toprol SR) c. Minoxidil (Loniten, Rogaine) d. Prazosin (Minipress)