The state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, not just the absence of disease or infirmity, is the World Health Organization's (WHO) definition of:
1. Satisfactory sanitation
2. Happiness
3. Health
4. Social welfare
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The only two established risk factors for AD are:
a. obesity and illicit drug use. b. high socioeconomic status and Caucasian race. c. advancing age and family history. d. alcoholism and hypertension.
The patient who has had a below-the-knee amputation is at risk for development of a/an ____________________ if the knee is positioned in a state of flexion.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
The nurse transcribes a new order for liothyronine for a patient diagnosed with hypothyroidism. When educating the patient about this medication, the nurse will include that
a. the onset of action is slower than that of levothyroxine. b. it is safe for patients with cardiovascular disease to take. c. adverse effects may occur up to 3 weeks after changes in therapy have been initiated. d. symptoms of adverse effects include tachycardia and weight gain.
Nurses play a critical role in educating parents regarding measures to prevent infant abduction. Which instructions contribute to infant safety and security?
a. The mother should check the photo ID of any person who comes to her room. b. The baby should be carried in the parent's arms from the room to the nursery. c. Because of infant security systems, the baby can be left unattended in the patient's room. d. Parents should use caution when posting photos of their infant on the Internet. e. The mom should request that a second staff member verify the identity of any questionable person.