4.99875 rounded to the nearest hundredth is ________.
A. 5
B. 4.99
C. 4.1
D. 5.91
Answer: A
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A) "You might be asked to use an electrocardiogram as part of the therapy." B) "The goal is to make you aware of your physiological processes." C) "You'll hopefully be able to gain control over skeletal muscle contractions." D) "You'll become aware of the increased skin temperature that accompanies anxiety."
The nurse understands that laws and ethics are made in order to maintain order and harmony within society. What is the difference between laws and ethics?
A) Laws are written rules for conduct and actions, and ethics are moral principles and values that guide our behavior. B) Laws are written to protect society from unsavory people, and ethics are rules for appropriate behavior. C) Laws are written to ensure appropriate behavior and ethics are to conduct actions. D) Ethics determine how a client is to be treated, and laws are forms of punishment.
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a. Hold the drug and contact the prescriber. b. Administer the Niacor in place of the Niaspan. c. Ask the pharmacy to send the patient's ordered Niaspan. d. Check the patient's chart to find out if he or she takes Niacor at home.
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1. Alteration in Comfort 2. Ineffective Coping 3. Risk for Impaired Mobility 4. Impaired Skin Integrity 5. Impaired Gas Exchange Correct