Some microorganisms and prions are nonpathogens because they generally are harmless to healthy humans

Indicate whether the statement is true or false


True

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MOPP and ABVD therapy for the treatment of Hodgkin's disease are treatment protocols using:

a. multiple medications given concurrently. b. a combination of heat and exercise and chemotherapy. c. alternating radiation and chemotherapy every 4 weeks. d. chemotherapy and alternative herbal re-medies.

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A client is not certain whether she and her family should participate in a genetic screening plan

She asks the nurse why the X-linked recessive disorder that has been noted in some of her family members is expressed in males more frequently than in females. What is the nurse's best re-sponse? a. "The disease tends to show up in males because they don't have a second X chromosome to balance expression of the gene." b. "One X chromosome of a pair is always inactive in females. This inactivity effec-tively negates the effects of the gene." c. "Females are known to have more effec-tive DNA repair mechanisms than males, thus negating the damage caused by the recessive gene." d. "Expression of genes from the male's Y chromosome does not occur in females, so they are essentially immune to the effects of the gene."

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The nurse is caring for an infant born to a diabetic mother, and is monitoring glucose levels. The nurse monitors glucose levels by:

A) using urine strips to test urine for the presence of glucose. B) performing a heel stick to collect capillary blood. C) using a Vacutainer to draw blood from a vein. D) using an infant collection tube to withdraw blood from a vein.

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In addition to antimicrobial therapy, patients treated for Trichomonas infection should be educated regarding:

1. Necessity of treating sexual partner simultaneously 2. Abstaining from intercourse until both partners are treated 3. Need for retesting in 3 months due to high reinfection rate 4. All of the above

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