A person who is unable to perform a basic activity has a level of restriction that is classified as:
a. profound.
b. severe.
c. moderate.
d. mild.
a
A person with a profound disability is unable to perform
a core activity or needs assistance at all times. This would
apply to a person with quadriplegia, for example.
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The nurse is assessing a newborn and notes an enlarged head with prominent scalp veins visible. Based on this data, which diagnosis does the nurse suspect?
1. Craniosynostosis. 2. Hydrocephalus. 3. Acromegaly. 4. Fetal alcohol syndrome.
Which neurotransmitters are most responsible for wakefulness? Select all that apply
a. Gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) b. Norepinephrine c. Acetylcholine. d. Dopamine e. Serotonin.
The nurse is discussing a plan of treatment for a client with alcohol addiction who does not have insurance. In planning treatment for this client, the nurse would most likely refer the client to:
1. An inpatient treatment center. 2. A spiritual advisor. 3. A 12-step recovery program. 4. A nutritionist.
A man may be at increased risk for prostate cancer if he
a. eats large portions of red meat several times per week. b. eats eggs for breakfast most mornings. c. drinks two or more alcoholic beverages daily. d. drinks two or more glasses of milk daily.