Which type of lipoproteins are responsible for the formation of atherosclerosis?
a. very low-density lipoproteins c. intermediate-density lipoproteins
b. low-density lipo-proteins d. high-density lipo-proteins
B
Low-density lipoproteins are responsible for the formation of atherosclerosis or the disease of the arteries in which fatty lesions called atheromatous plaques develop inside the wall of the arteries.
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1. Make the initial approach with the parent present. 2. Approach the without the parent present. 3. Enter the room hurriedly while talking to the child. 4. Stay outside the room while speaking to the child.
The nurse identifies the diagnosis Risk for Injury as appropriate for a client with metabolic acidosis. Which strategies should the nurse use to support this diagnosis?
Select all that apply. A) Apply wrist restraints and secure to the bed frame. B) Discuss chemical restraint use with the healthcare provider. C) Keep the bed in the lowest position. D) Keep bed side rails raised. E) Place a clock and calendar at the bedside.
When assessing a patient with a herniated disc in the lumbar region, the nurse would expect to find:
A) lower extremity paralysis. B) urinary incontinence. C) neck and shoulder pain radiating to hands. D) burning pain that radiates from the buttocks to the leg.
Which settings would require maximum implementation of the nurse supervisor role? (Select all that apply.)
a. Acute care setting b. Home care setting c. Skilled nursing facility d. Assisted-living facility e. Rehabilitation facility