All of the following statements about monoclonal antibodies (MoAbs) as anticancer drugs are accurate EXCEPT:

A. Humanization of MoAbs reduces an immune response in patients
B. MoAbs are produced in mice
C. MoAbs are produced in rats
D. MoAbs can evoke an immune response in humans
E. MoAbs are very effective against solid tumors


Ans: E. MoAbs are very effective against solid tumors

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An 80-year-old resident of an assisted living facility is proud of the fact that he was an elite athlete during his younger years

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An elderly client with asthma has a respiratory rate of 28 at rest. Wheezes are audible on inspiration. An appropriate nursing diagnosis for this client is

A) activity intolerance with fatigue. B) ineffective airway clearance with cough. C) altered tissue perfusion with hypoxemia. D) ineffective breathing pattern with tachypnea and wheezing.

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Health care technology has multiple benefits and can be instrumental in continuing the health care reform process. Which of the following would be considered a benefit? Select all that apply

1. Immediate electronic access to all records 2. The development of best practice models 3. A larger portion of the operating budget used to purchase and maintain electronic equipment 4. Improves the safety and efficiency of health care delivery 5. Facilitates the sharing of information needed to improve the quality of care

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