Glucagon is secreted:
A. when the beta cells secrete insulin.
B. after consuming a large meal.
C. when blood glucose levels are below normal.
D. when GIP and GLP-1 are released.
Answer: C
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A) peripheral edema. B) pulmonary edema. C) liver congestion. D) All of the above are correct.
A client with a newly diagnosed DVT has been placed on bedrest. The rationale behind this physician order is:
a. The development of a stasis ulcer will be avoided. b. Bedrest will prevent an embolism from traveling and resulting in death. c. The nurse can assess peripheral pulses better with client on bedrest. d. Bedrest will prevent gangrene in this client.
Leininger (1991) identified three nursing decision and action modes to achieve culturally congruent care. These modes are "cultural care preservation or maintenance," "cultural care accommodation," and "cultural care repatterning."
When assessing patients during the admission process, the nurse utilizes a. These action modes in a distinct order. b. These action modes individually, one at a time. c. Only one action mode per patient. d. All these action modes simultaneously.
A client tells the nurse, "I increased my fiber, but I am very constipated." What further information does the nurse need to tell the client?
A) "Just give it a few more days and you should be fine." B) "Well, that shouldn't happen. Let me recommend a good laxative for you." C) "When you increase fiber in your diet, you also need to increase liquids." D) "I will tell the doctor you are having problems; maybe he can help."