A nurse is caring for a client whose urine output was 25 mL for 2 consecutive hours. When planning care, which client-related factors does the nurse recognize as increasing blood flow to the kidneys?
A. Physiological stress
B. Release of dopamine
C. Release of norepinephrine
D. Sympathetic nervous system stimulation
Ans: B. Release of dopamine
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1. The family members do not regularly participate in physical activity. 2. The adolescent is overweight. 3. The public school does not have sports programs available. 4. Participating in sports may require financial resources. 5. Physical activities are limited to the best athletes.
Which of the following changes has increased the need for humanization in caring for individuals and families?
A) Ethical conflicts B) Aging population C) Complex technology D) Family dynamics
The nurse is performing a gestational age assessment on a newborn. Which characteristic shows the greatest gestational maturity?
a. The infant's arms and legs are extended. b. There is some peeling and cracking of the skin. c. There are few rugae on the scrotum and the testes are high in the scrotum. d. The arm can be positioned with the elbow beyond the midline of the chest.
32ºc = ________
A. 0ºF B. 89.6ºF C. 8.96ºF D. 50ºF