The nurse educates the client about the major functions of the nose and sinuses. Which structure is specifically responsible for filtering, moistening, and warming air that enters the lower portion of the respiratory tract?
A. Columella.
B. Olfactory cells.
C. Turbinates.
D. Nares.
Answer: C
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a. adaptive measures c. conditioning b. cognitive reframing d. crisis intervention
The term unicompartmental knee arthroplasty is also referred to as
a. partial knee replacement. b. removal of the kneecap. c. total knee replacement. d. total knee replacement bilaterally.
The nurse knows that intravenous fluid therapy has been effective for a patient with hyper-natremia when
a. Serum sodium concentration returns to normal. b. Systolic and diastolic blood pressure de-crease. c. Large amounts of emesis and diarrhea de-crease. d. Urine output increases to 150 mL/hr.
The nurse is using the Health Belief Model to evaluate the workplace for situational influences that promote health. Which situational influence should the nurse recognize is a demand characteristic?
A. Clean environment. B. Availability of healthy snacks. C. Easy access to the gym. D. No smoking policy.