Hebeden's nodes or hypertrophic spurs are a distinct symptom of osteoarthritis and are found in which joints?
a. hips c. wrist
b. knees d. finger joints
D
In osteoarthritis (OA), there is joint enlargement and characteristic hypertrophic spurs, called Heberden's nodes, in the terminal interphalangeal finger joints. More women are affected with OA, especially in the hands.
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a. No anticipated effects b. Risk of permanent damage c. Temporary discomfort d. Unusual levels of temporary discomfort
Early nursing theorists relied on definitions of theory from nursing practice to guide the development of theories within nursing
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
A hospital patient who suffered a spinal cord injury has expressed an interest in exploring complementary/alternative therapies. The nurse should encourage the patient to begin this process by doing which of the following activities?
A) Asking practitioners of different therapies to provide lists of satisfied clients B) Asking the patient's primary care provider for permission to explore nonbiomedical treatments C) Finding reliable evidence regarding the safety and effectiveness of therapies D) Determining whether the patient's health insurance would cover the cost of alternative/ complementary therapies
In the past, population-centered nurses have been called
a. District nurses b. Almshouse nurses c. Soldier nurses d. Sisters