A nurse is preparing a presentation for family members of clients who have been diagnosed with depression. When describing the family response to depression, which of the following would the nurse include?
A) Family members typically can understand how disabling depression can be.
B) Depression in one family member affects the entire family.
C) Abuse of the depressed person is a rare occurrence in families.
D) Families of women older than 55 years of age with depression experience the majority of problems.
D
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a. male faculty numbers are approaching numbers similar to the overall male population. b. male and minority enrollments have been growing exponentially. c. minorities are well represented in nursing and health care today. d. minority numbers have increased but still underrepresent the population.
The nurse explains to a client with chronic renal failure that the rationale for receiving calcium carbonate is that it
a. binds with phosphorus to eliminate it from the body. b. binds with potassium to eliminate it from the body. c. helps prevent constipation. d. helps prevent ulcer formation.
What is the function of ribosomes (also known as ribosomal RNA) in protein synthesis?
A. Serves as an adaptor molecule able to transport a specific amino acid to the site of protein synthesis (peptide chain elongation) in the correct sequence B. Serves as the coordinator molecule to allow proper reading of the mRNA and placement of the correct amino acid in the sequence by the tRNAs C. Allows interpretation of the two strands of DNA to determine which is the "sense" strand and which is the "antisense" strand D. Allows further processing of synthesized proteins (post-translational modification) in order to ensure that the final product is physiologically active
A client age 71 years has recently integrated large amounts of blueberry and pomegranate juice into her diet, touting their antioxidant properties that mitigate the effects of separated high-energy electrons
The client's actions reflect which of the following theories of aging? A) Free radical theory B) Genetic theory C) Cross-linkage theory D) Immunity theory