Leading factors contributing to foodborne disease outbreaks are
A. inadequate cooking temperatures
B. unsanitary conditions at the point of service
C. drinking raw milk
D. all of the above
D. all of the above
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a. Curling's ulcer b. Paralytic ileus c. Hypoglycemia d. ICU psychosis syndrome
A client with a long history of type 2 diabetes mellitus complains of occasional cold and numb hands and feet. Based on this data, which diagnosis does the nurse anticipate?
A) High blood glucose level B) Low blood glucose level C) Peripheral neuropathy D) Pancreatitis
In the rehabilitation phase of a CVA, patients with homonymous hemianopsia need to have their environment arranged so that persons approaching and important items are available on:
1. the unaffected side. 2. the affected side. 3. the direct front. 4. either side.
Although the family of a newly widowed older adult patient lives several hours away, they are interested in providing appropriate support. The nurse suggests it would be most helpful if they would
a. telephone daily and arrange for a neighbor to help with the shopping. b. assume responsibility for paying the bills and upkeep of the home. c. encourage the patient to move into a smaller home and learn to drive. d. include the patient in their yearly vacation plans