Which country has a homicide death rate that is four to ten times greater than that of similar countries?
A. United States
B. Italy
C. Ireland
D. Germany
A. United States
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Infants are ____ more likely to die from sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) if their mothers smoke during and after pregnancy.
A. five times B. seven times C. three times D. four times
A nurse frequently comes to work late exhibiting poor hygiene and has been increasingly irritable and argumentative with the staff and clients. In addition, her pupils appear to be pinned (constricted) and when approached, she seems confused. The staff suspect substance abuse. What is their responsibility regarding her behavior?
a. Recognize drug abuse, and report any observed drug abuse to the proper person in authority. b. Ensure safety by seeing that the nurse is fired, as she may be incompetent to treat the client while impaired. c. Cover for the impaired nurse by giving her a lighter duty, so that she does not place clients in danger. d. Try to talk to the nurse to determine whether something is causing increased stress in her life.
A person who wants to lose weight should strive to achieve
A) positive caloric balance. B) negative caloric balance. C) energy balance. D) isocaloric balance.
Taking incremental steps toward a long-term goal by making small changes indicates you are now in the contemplation stage.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)