Metabolic alkalosis is characterized by an increase in the concentration of plasma bicarbonate relative to the concentration of carbonic acid

Indicate whether the statement is true or false


True

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A) Functional ability B) Rheumatoid arthritis C) Biofeedback D) Relaxation therapy

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Which of the following statements about emergency contraception is true?

1. Emergency contraception prevents pregnancy by destroying the fertilized egg. 2. If initiated within 3 days of unprotected intercourse, emergency contraception is almost 100% effective. 3. The "morning after pill" is, in reality, 2 to 4 regular oral contraceptive pills (depending on the brand). 4. The most common side effects of emergency contraception are lower abdominal cramping and bleeding.

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A patient has been receiveing an aminophylline (xanthine derivative) infustion for 24hrs. The nurse will expect to see which adverse effect when assessing the patient during the infusion?

a. CNS depression b. sinus tachycardia c. increased appetite d. temporary urinary retention

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A nurse is providing care for a client whose history includes a somatoform disorder. Clients with a somatization disorder typically do what?

A) Discuss feelings and express needs verbally B) Minimize or understate their medical history C) Go to many different providers without satisfaction D) Feign self-sufficiency and resist attention from health care providers

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