A patient is diagnosed with hyperphosphatemia. Which additional electrolyte imbalance might this patient experience?

A. Potassium
B. Sodium
C. Calcium
D. Chloride


Answer: C

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In logistic regression, the dependent variable is measured on the nominal scale

A) True B) False

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Thomas is in his early 20s and he has been diagnosed with Crohn's disease. He is elated and upset at the same time. He is glad he finally has a diagnosis to his bowel issues but has no idea of what this disorder is

The physician simply gave him the findings and diagnosis from all his tests and left without answering any questions. You are the nurse left to discharge him from the clinic, and he is full of questions and very upset at the doctor for leaving so abruptly. a. What teaching will you give Thomas about his disorder? b. What is assessed at follow-up? c. What are the signs and symptoms presented? d. What type of diet or medication regimen will he need? e. What is the treatment?

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A patient asks the nurse if a cervical cap is better than a diaphragm for contraception. What should explain as the advantages of a cervical cap?

A) No initial fitting is required. B) It can be left in place longer. C) It needs no spermicidal jelly. D) It does not need to be refitted after pregnancy.

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