Hepatitis B is transmitted by
A. blood and body fluid exposure.
B. feces or saliva.
C. contaminated seafood.
D. contaminated meat.
Answer: A
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The nurse is caring for a patient recovering from a kidney transplant. Which of the following should be done if the patient is demonstrating an increase in blood pressure?
1. reduce intravenous fluids 2. administer fresh frozen plasma 3. suspect a graft site leak and keep NPO for surgery 4. provide antihypertensive medications as prescribed
Separation anxiety disorder is not diagnosed in adults, as it is unique to children
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Clients with schizophrenia represent only 10% of the outpatient caseload and 15% of the inpatient caseload for mental illnesses, yet costs due to lost productivity are estimated at ____________________%
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