A priority teaching point for the nurse explaining ovulation would include:
A) the ovum will pass directly from the ovary into the uterus, where fertilization most often occurs. B) every ovum that develops has the genetic potential to develop into either a male or female; usually one-half become boys and one-half become girls. C) increases in progesterone will stimulate the cell division called meiosis that creates a mature ovum. D) follicles within the ovary contain the ovum or egg and mature under the influence of estrogen and follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH).
D
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a. Use periods of silence to communicate respect for him. b. Be totally honest with him, even if the information is unpleasant. c. Tell him that everything that is discussed will be kept totally confidential. d. Use slang language when possible to help him open up.
A registered nurse wants to start a clinic for the underserved in a rural area
Determining the number of clients that are available to be seen and the number of facilities that are currently see-ing these types of clients is important to consider before she establishes her clinic. This is an example of measuring the ____. a. Demographic base b. Market share c. Potential clientele d. Uninsured population
A client is diagnosed with HIV and is undergoing a CD4 (T cell) count to measure his immune function. Which of the following represents a normal value range for CD4 cell counts?
A) 250 cells/mm3 B) 1,000 cells/mm3 C) 1,750 cells/mm3 D) 2,000 cells/mm3
How many milligrams equals gr iii?
A. 150 mg B. 195 mg C. 200 mg D. 21.7 mg