A man who is trying to control his weight through diet and exercise begins to see his weight reduced. According to Bandura, the person will be
A) Motivated to eat more calories
B) Motivated to consume vitamins
C) Motivated to increase exercise
D) Motivated to reduce stress
Ans: C
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a. Club b. Committee c. Group d. Meeting
A 60-year-old man presents at the clinic complaining that his breasts are tender and enlarging. The patient is subsequently diagnosed with gynecomastia. The patient should be assessed for the possibility of what causative factor?
A) Age-related physiologic changes B) Medication adverse effects C) Poor nutrition D) Fluid overload
Immediately after a patient's death, a nurse performs postmortem care. Correct care would include
1. Insisting that the family bathe the patient so they can begin the grieving process. 2. Documenting the time when the patient stopped breathing and the heart ceased. 3. Notifying the physician so that the patient will be legally pronounced dead. 4. Bathing the body and removing all tubes, unless an autopsy might be ordered.
The nurse is planning to use the Clinical Institute Withdrawal Assessment (CIWA-Ar) scale with a patient who has been recently admitted with pancreatitis. When using this measurement tool, the nurse must realize that:
1. The lower the score, the greater the patient's risk for severe withdrawal symptoms. 2. The higher the score, the lower the patient's risk for severe withdrawal symptoms. 3. Pharmacologic therapy is matched with the score to direct the level of care required. 4. Sixteen specific areas are scored and assessed with this tool.