Rocky Mountain spotted fever most commonly occurs in the:
1. Southeast
2. New England
3. Rocky Mountains
4. Appalachian Mountains
1
Rocky Mountain fever most commonly occurs in the Southeast.
You might also like to view...
All of the following changes occur to the heart and lungs as a result of aging EXCEPT
A) vital capacity decreases. B) stroke volume increases. C) maximum heart rate decreases. D) heart muscle thickens with age.
To help patients deal with their stress, nurses must also learn to cope with their own. Which of the following is an adaptive coping strategy that might be used by the nurse?
A) Reframing B) Mediation C) Asset training D) Mental blocking
In addition to careful observation for signs of rejection, which of these nursing interventions is appropriate for clients who have undergone a heart transplant?
a. weighing the client weekly b. supporting frequent visits from family members c. encouraging intake of fresh fruits and vegetables d. placing the client in reverse isolation
The nurse is preparing to administer a Mini-Mental Status Examination (MMSE) on a 75-year-old client admitted for clinical depression. The nurse's initial intervention for this specific client is to:
1. Plan for the test when the client will not to be rushed to complete it. 2. Repeat the instructions just prior to beginning the assessment. 3. Arrange for the client to be uninterrupted during the test. 4. Make sure the client is not hungry or in pain when taking the test.