The formation of pus inside the tissues is referred as
A. urticaria.
B. abscess.
C. necrosis.
D. sloughing.
Answer: B
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Research has corroborated an experienced nurse's observation that the incidence and prevalence of chronic conditions is increasing in the United States
What health promotion initiative most directly addresses the factor that has been shown to contribute to this increase? A) A program to link residents with primary care providers B) A community-based weight-loss program C) A stress management workshop D) A cancer screening campaign
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a. "I will not be able to have an erection be-cause of my injury." b. "Ejaculation may not be as predictable as before." c. "I will explore other ways besides inter-course to please my partner." d. "I may urinate with ejaculation but this will not cause an infection." e. "I should be able to have an erection with stimulation."
A realistic outcome for a patient with situational low self-esteem who will have a short inpatient stay would be for the patient to
a. write a list of strengths, abilities, and talents. b. role-play with others to improve social skills. c. replace a negative self-image with a positive one. d. respond with positive self-esteem in all encounters.