Which of the following statements does NOT describe a primary function of the liver?
A. Detoxification and excretion of various substances
B. Metabolism of ingested carbohydrates, protein, and fat
C. Synthesis of various substances, including plasma proteins and proteins taking part in blood clotting
D. Storage of chemicals such as sodium, phosphorus, and potassium
E. None of the above
D
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a. aspirin. b. morphine. c. oxycodone. d. acetaminophen.
A nurse is caring for a 5-year-old child with Tourette syndrome. Which class of medications is effective in the treatment of Tourette syndrome?
A) Neuroleptics B) Antimanics C) Tricyclic antidepressants D) MAOIs (monoamine oxidase inhibitors)
Which action would indicate that the RN is practicing at the proficient level?
a. Asks another nurse to be present while a Foley catheter is inserted b. Becomes frazzled when two patients are unexpectedly admitted at the same time c. Thinks critically about situations and is able to anticipate patient needs d. Assumes the role of charge nurse while managing a tough patient assignment
A nursing student will soon begin her clinical rotation at a psychiatric–mental health facility and she is apprehensive about interacting with clients suffering from mental illness
Which of the following statements should the student use as a guide when interacting with mental health clients? A) People are often more able to cope effectively with psychiatric illnesses compared to physical illnesses. B) Clients will be more open if you promise not to share information with other members of the treatment team. C) Establishing a friendship with a client after your clinical experience can help the client cope with society. D) Approaching a client with openness and enthusiasm is exactly what most clients need.