The nurse is measuring the weight of 9-year-old Jasmine during her well-child checkup. Jasmine weighed 9.5 lb at birth. She weighs 86 lb now. In noting normal patterns of weight gain, the nurse recognizes that for her age and birth weight, Jasmine is
A) Slightly underweight
B) Slightly overweight
C) Significantly overweight
D) Significantly underweight
Ans: B
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a. muscle weakness. b. muscle wasting. c. muscle inflammation. d. muscle mobility.
The nurse is aware that several theories have been proposed to explain anxiety. Which theory explains anxiety as a result of interactions with others?
a. Biological model b. Psychodynamic model c. Interpersonal model d. Behavioral model
The nurse is developing a nursing care plan for a patient who is being treated for hypertension. What is a measurable patient outcome that the nurse should include?
A) Patient will reduce Na+ intake to no more than 2.4 g daily. B) Patient will have a stable BUN and serum creatinine levels. C) Patient will abstain from fat intake and reduce calorie intake. D) Patient will maintain a normal body weight.
Geographic information system (GIS) databases can be used to highlight geo-spatial patterns of concern and resources to nurses providing care to which of the following clients?
1. Acutely ill patients 2. Chronically ill persons being hospitalized due to environmental-related symptoms 3. Families seeking out grocery stores with affordable fresh fruits and vegetables 4. Skilled-care patients in a residential facility 5. Community members involved in community planning of transportation routes