A client is learning how to identify the effects of stress on health. Which example would indicate that learning has occurred?
A) The client attributes the stress of a canceled vacation to his depressed mood.
B) The client attributes the stress of a speeding ticket to his depressed mood.
C) The client attributes the stress of a flat tire to his depressed mood.
D) The client attributes the stress of a recent divorce to his depressed mood.
D
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a. Alpha1 b. Muscarinic c. Nicotinic d. Beta2
Which of the following situations would be considered safe when encountered by the nurse who is making a home visit?
1. A group of teens is sitting on the stairs in front of the patient's apartment. 2. Parking is only available three blocks from the patient's house because there is no space in front of the house. 3. The family dog is on a chain in the front yard. 4. The door of the home is open when the nurse arrives.
A client recovering from a head injury has adult strabismus. This client would probably be referred for the most common treatment of adult strabismus, which is/are:
1. Eye muscle surgery. 2. Eye muscle exercises. 3. Botox injections. 4. Glasses.
The nurse caring for a client with amebiasis explains that although other forms of transmission are possible, amebiasis is primarily acquired through:
1. blood transfer. 2. ingestion. 3. respiratory droplets. 4. open sores.