Assessment of a client's radial pulse reveals that it is bounding and does not disappear with moderate pressure. The nurse documents the pulse amplitude as which of the following?

A) 1+
B) 2+
C) 3+
D) 4+


B

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An aide tells the nurse that an older adult patient has a pulse of 105 beats/min. This pulse rate should be taken seriously because of what?

A) Older adults have poor cardiac reserves B) The patient is likely taking many medications C) The patient needs to be reassured that providers care D) Older adults usually have lower than normal pulse rates

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What percentage of American adults today are smokers?

A. nearly half B. 25 percent C. 18 percent D. 30 percent

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Development of varicose veins is caused by increased pressure on leg veins as a result of the weight of the uterus. Which is not recommended for pregnant women?

1) Elevating feet whenever possible 2) Wearing support hose 3) Wearing flat shoes with arch support 4) Wearing knee-high stockings

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During the stranger phase of leadership making,

a. Interests are mixed b. Exchanges are high quality c. Influences are one-way d. Interests are group focused

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