Which of the following factors would be the LEAST likely to affect a patient's response to a medication?
A) Body temperature
B) Pregnancy
C) Past medical history
D) Age and weight
Answer: C) Past medical history
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A client comes to the clinic complaining of headaches. Further assessment reveals three one-inch bald spots at different locations on the client's scalp. The client states the headache and the bald spots resulted from an "accident."
The client's partner, who has accompanied the client into the exam room, often finishes the client's sentences. The nurse should: 1. Ask the partner to remain in the waiting room while the client is examined. 2. Alert hospital security about the potential for violence. 3. Encourage the partner to remain with the client to provide information about the client's health. 4. Contact the local authorities.
Matching is the most effective method for equalizing groups of subjects who are being compared in a study
A) True B) False
All of the following are early signs of decreased nutritional status except:
1. Decreased body mass index (BMI) 2. Increased blood albumin 3. Decreased percentage of body fat 4. Decreased body weight
Which of the following is the best example of a community health nurse focusing on the secondary level of prevention?
A) Teaching clients how to navigate the health care system to receive prompt treatment B) Teaching clients about the importance of immunization C) Teaching stroke survivors about the importance of diet, rest, and exercise to prevent a secondary health problem D) Teaching a class on sensible nutrition for adolescents