Mr. Andrews checked his watch as he was retiring for the night. He retired at ________. (Use the 24 h system.) 
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
2225
The time is 10:25. Remove the colon and add 12 to the hour because the time is after noon.
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Because the patient is pleased with the results, she states that she would like to continue treatment with an oral glucocorticoid. What response from the nurse is most appropriate? a. "Oral glucocorticoids are only indicated if topical glucocorticoids have been ineffective." b. "Oral glucocorticoids will have fewer side effects, so your suggestion is good." c. "You make an excellent point! Topical glucocorticoids can cause skin atrophy, whereas oral agents don't have the same effect." d. "Oral glucocorticoids are more convenient to use, so I agree with your suggestion."
A 61-year-old client with diabetes mellitus has a physician's order for meticulous foot care. Which of the following rationales is most appropriate with respect to the physician's order?
a. The aging process causes increased skin breakdown. b. Increased neuropathy occurs with this pathology and places the client at risk. c. The client probably has a history of poor hygienic care. d. The lower extremities are difficult to see and therefore more prone to inadequate hygiene.