Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
The endocrine system provides information about the environment
Ans: False
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The nurse is interviewing a Native American client who acknowledges seeing "spirits." Which of the following actions will be most important for the nurse to take to assist in assessing this client's symptoms?
1. Carefully question the client's family to prevent aggravating this symptom. 2. Observe the client's behavior to determine how the client expresses this symptom. 3. Consult the physician regarding how best to evaluate this symptom. 4. Obtain a profile of the client's cultural norms on which to interpret this symptom.
Which population(s) is(are) most at risk for developing HIV? (Select all that apply.)
a. Those over the age of 50 years b. Women c. Those who are cognitively impaired d. Those who are sexually active
When admitting a patient to a mental health setting, what does the nurse do to aid in preserving the rights of the client?
A) Give the client the opportunity to read the Mental Health Systems Act Bill of Rights B) Send a copy of the Mental Health Systems Act Bill of Rights home with a family member C) Read the client the Mental Health Systems Act Bill of Rights D) Tell the client of his or her rights
A nurse is providing preconception counseling to a healthy woman and her husband, who has hemophilia A. They are very concerned about passing the disorder on to their children. What should the nurse consider before addressing this concern?
Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected. Standard Text: Select all that apply. 1. Hemophilia A is diagnosed in men and women in equal numbers. 2. The daughters produced by this union will be carriers of the disorder. 3. The sons of this union will have hemophilia A. 4. The daughters of this union will have a 50% chance of passing hemophilia A on to their daughters. 5. None of the children of this union will manifest hemophilia A.