Obesity affects how many adults in the United States?
A) 10 million
B) 60 million
C) 127 million
D) 23 million
Ans: B) 60 million
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a. Care providers and sexual partners should be told about his diagnosis. b. There is no reason to hide his disease. c. Secrecy is a poor idea because it will lower his self-esteem. d. His diagnosis will be obvious to most people with whom he will come into contact.
A pregnant client expresses concern about performing breast self-examination during pregnancy since her breasts are tender. Which of the following would be the best response by the nurse in this situation?
1. "All you need to do is just concentrate on having a healthy baby for now.". 2. "You can wait until your breasts are no longer tender, and then resume your self-exams.". 3. "It's very important for you to be familiar with the changes in your breasts.". 4. "Breast cancer during pregnancy is rare, so don't worry about it.".
An accreditation body visitor is touring a facility that has been designated as a High Reliability Organization (HRO). The visitor could reasonably conclude that this facility's nursing staff
a. is highly reliable in preventing errors. b. has a reliable patient safety record and is a model for hospitals. c. is constantly alert for systems processes that could lead to errors. d. reliably reports all patient care errors to the appropriate body.
The nurse is teaching the family various factors that are important in understanding the concepts of mental health and mental illness. What factors should be included in the nurse's teaching? Select all that apply
A) Interpersonal factors B) Personal factors C) Culture D) Brain function E) Social conditions