Which of the following is associated with psychobiologic disorders?
A) Malfunctions within the cerebral cortex and its structures
B) Overuse of coping mechanisms
C) Inflammatory or altered immune responses
D) Skin disorders such as eczema and psoriasis
A
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The client is visiting the healthcare provider's office for a head-to-toe assessment. During the nurse's assessment of the client's skin, the nurse notes that the client is pale. Which assessment data may be related to the client's color?
Select all that apply. 1. Client's blood pressure is 96/62. 2. The client states, "I just smoked a cigarette before I came in the office." 3. The client's oxygen saturation level is 86% on room air. 4. The client states, "I have been diagnosed with osteoporosis." 5. The client states, "It is snowing again outside with a wind chill factor of -11 degrees Fahrenheit."
The nurse would inform a client diagnosed with a 2-cm aneurysm that such aneurysms usually require
a. a resection. b. grafting. c. medications to raise BP. d. semi-annual ultrasound.
Fifteen hours after admission, a patient's CK-MB level is markedly increased. What should this indicate to the treatment team?
1. Cellular necrosis of myocardial tissue has occurred. 2. Lactic acid is present. 3. Thrombolytic therapy is indicated. 4. Cardiac function has returned to normal.
A patient has been wandering and is at risk for falling. Which approach by the nurse regarding the use of chemical and physical restraints in the long-term care setting should be considered initially?
a. Use nonprescription restraints first. b. Obtain with a telephone prescription. c. Implement alternative measures first. d. Notify patient's family within 24 hours.