In recent years, DAWN statistics indicate
A. a decline in emergencies involving narcotic analgesics (prescription pain
medication)
B. a slow decline in the number of emergencies in general
C. an increase in emergencies involving narcotic analgesics
D. no essential change in emergencies involving narcotic analgesics
C. an increase in emergencies involving narcotic analgesics
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The population health nurse is following up on care provided to a client with a sexually transmitted disease. Which statement indicates that the client needs additional teaching?
1. "I need to practice safe sex at all times." 2. "Once treated I will never contract gonorrhea again." 3. "Even after treatment I can contract the same disease." 4. "Having had mumps does not increase my risk of developing a sexually transmitted illness."
When should the nurse expect breastfeeding-associated jaundice to first appear in a normal infant?
a. 2 to 12 hours b. 12 to 24 hours c. 2 to 4 days d. After the fifth day
A nurse is conducting a family assessment, and asks the following question: "How, as a family, do you deal with disappointments or stressful changes that occur and affect the members of your family?" The nurse is trying to identify
_______________. Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
The nurse is reviewing assessment data from several different male patients. Which one should receive information about causes of infertility?
1. Circumcised patient 2. Patient with a history of premature ejaculation 3. Patient with a history of measles at age 12 4. Patient employed as an engineer