When food is scarce, the human body adapts by ______ energy
1. Absorbing
2. Increasing
3. Conserving
4. Expending
3
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Which action by the nurse is the most appropriate? A) Remind the client that abortion is killing and that's why it is against her religion B) Ask the client what she needs to support her decision. C) Provide information on giving up children for adoption. D) Suggest she talk with her clergy.
During a preschool readiness examination, the nurse prepares to perform visual acuity screenings. Given the children's age, the best equipment to test central vision is which of the following?
a. Snellen test b. E chart c. Reading test d. Penlight
A nurse is caring for a client who has to be prevented from scratching an open wound
The physician has ordered wrist restraints for the client. What should the nurse do when restraining the client's hands using soft wrist protective devices? A) Bring both ends of the tie together and attach them to the side rails B) Apply the padded portion of the device around the wrist C) Attach both the straps on the same side of the chair D) Attach the restraint only to the wrist closest to the wound
The nurse notes that a large number of community members with diabetes have experienced insufficient glucose control and cold symptoms since a tornado ripped through the area a few weeks ago. What should the nurse consider as the cause for these symptoms? Select all that apply.
A. Change in basal metabolic rate B. Hindered immune response C. Blood stasis in extremities D. Alteration in nutrient metabolism E. Paralysis of gastrointestinal tract