The adverse effects of anthelmintic drugs include ________.
A. dysgeusia
B. tinnitus
C. constipation
D. chills
Answer: B
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A patient is prescribed transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) for pain relief. The rationale for using TENS is to:
A) Help relax tense muscles B) Prevent stiffness and further loss of mobility C) Reduce swelling and inflammation D) Block painful stimuli traveling over small nerve fibers
A child is diagnosed with trisomy 21. The parents ask what caused this genetic disorder. What is the most important thing for the nurse to consider when preparing to answer this question?
1. Pesticide exposure is thought to contribute to trisomy 21. 2. The primary risk factor for this syndrome is advanced maternal age. 3. Maternal consumption of alcohol during pregnancy causes trisomy 21. 4. Insufficient protein intake by the mother is implicated in the development of trisomy 21.
In which case might a default judgment be entered?
1. The defendant did not respond to the complaint and would otherwise have been shown to have liability. 2. The defendant did not respond to the complaint. 3. The plaintiff did not respond to the complaint. 4. The plaintiff did not respond to the complaint and would otherwise have been shown to have liability.
Identification of cancer risks is part of every nurse's assessment skills. Some of the most common of these signs and symptoms include:
1. appearance of recent skin area changes that look markedly unlike surrounding tissues. 2. exposure to street repairs by smoothing newly laid concrete. 3. coughs and colds that respond quickly to ampicillin and tea with honey. 4. frequently forgetting monthly breast self-examination.