A woman of childbearing age is diagnosed with breast cancer. She is currently taking hormonal contraceptives. What information should the woman be given regarding the hormonal contraceptives?
A) The hormonal contraceptives will inhibit tumor growth.
B) The hormonal contraceptives will stimulate uterine bleeding.
C) The hormonal contraceptives will impair uterine bleeding.
D) The hormonal contraceptives will stimulate tumor growth.
D
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1. Low in fat and calories and high in protein. 2. Low in sodium and protein with increased calories. 3. With reduced calories, low in fat and protein. 4. High in iron, low-calorie, and high-fat.
The process of providing and measuring the correct full-time equivalent (FTE), or complement, to adequately staff a given area is known as:
a. scheduling. b. position control. c. forecasted workload. d. demand management.
An 82-year-old female presents to the emergency department with epigastric pain and weakness. She admits to having dark, tarry stools for the last few days. She reports a long history of pain due to osteoarthritis
She self-medicates daily with ibuprofen, naprosyn, and aspirin for joint pain. On physical examination, she has orthostatic hypotension and pallor. Fecal occult blood test is positive. A likely etiology of the patient's problem is: A. Mallory-Weiss tear B. Esophageal varices C. Gastric ulcer D. Colon cancer
The nurse suspects that a client has a problem with the action dimension of immediacy when she states, "You can't tell people very much about yourself; it gives them too much power over you.". The nurse responds:
a. "It sounds as though people have tried to control you inappropriately in the past.". b. "It's reasonable for you to be suspicious of me until I've earned your trust.". c. "Allowing yourself to trust people will be a step toward getting well.". d. "It appears that you aren't ready to discuss your problems yet.".