The bombing at Nagasaki and Hiroshima took place in 1945; an increase in the incidence of cancer was noted in 1956. Which effects apply to the cancer incidence?
A) Short-term, somatic
B) Long-term, somatic
C) Short-term, genetic
D) Long-term, genetic
Answer: B) Long-term, somatic
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1. Estrogen. 2. Human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG). 3. Progesterone. 4. Luteinizing.
A detailed description of the symptoms related to the chief complaint is presented in the:
a. history of present illness. b. differential diagnosis. c. assessment. d. general patient information section.
Before beginning the health history interview, the nurse should do all of the following except:
1. smile and ask the patient if she has any special concerns. 2. speak in a relaxed manner, with an even, nonjudgmental tone. 3. make the patient comfortable. 4. tell the patient her questions are irrelevant.
The nurse on the medical-surgical unit recently received training about identifying and managing risk for violence on the unit. Which client is at the highest risk for exhibiting violent behavior in a clinical setting?
A) A client with the diagnosis of major depressive disorder who refuses to attend groups and unit activities B) A client with a history of violence, admitted with the diagnosis of opioid dependence, but who exhibits no signs of aggression C) A client recovering from hip and knee replacement D) A client who was admitted for gastric bypass operation and is experiencing pain post-surgery