A nurse was the first on the scene of a disaster and saw people with injuries ranging from minor to serious. Some of those with minor injuries were helping others. Which of the following injured persons would the nurse assist first?
a. Those with life-threatening head and chest injuries
b. Those who have life-threatening abdominal injuries
c. Those who have serious injuries of limbs
d. Those who are hurt but still mobile and functioning
ANS: B
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A nurse researches the incidence of autoimmune diseases to determine clients who are at risk for the disorders. Which of the following statements regarding the etiology or incidence of these diseases is accurate?
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