Currently, the only method to treat hyperthyroidism is to block the stimulation of the thyroid gland by the autoantibodies that are causing the unregulated hypersecretion of the thyroid hormone

Indicate whether the statement is true or false


False

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A woman is scheduled for an anterior and posterior culporrhaphy as treatment for a cystocele. When the nurse is explaining this treatment to the client, which of the following descriptions would be most appropriate to include?

A) "This procedure helps to tighten the vaginal wall in the front and back so that your bladder and urethra are in the proper position." B) "Your uterus will be removed through your vagina, helping to relieve the organ that is putting the pressure on your bladder." C) "This is a series of exercises that you will learn how to do so that you can strengthen your bladder muscles." D) "These are plastic devices that your physician will insert into your vagina to provide support to the uterus and keep it in the proper position."

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Which statement is accurate regarding the use of beta-adrenergic blockers for use in clients with heart failure?

A. Higher doses are used initially until optimal vital signs are achieved. B. Dosage changes are done on a daily basis for the first 2 weeks. C. This drug class does not have an effect on the bronchioles of the lungs. D. They are generally used in combination with other heart-failure drugs.

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The nurse is performing a neurological assessment on a patient who was just transferred from the PACU following abdominal surgery. Which action(s) correctly demonstrate(s) knowledge of a neurological assessment? (Select all that apply.)

a. Asking the patient to spell his name. b. Asking the patient to identify where he is. c. Noting if the patient can identify the sen-sation of touch. d. Asking the patient to move his arms and legs. e. Assessing the patient's pupils for response to light.

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According to the 2014 Census Bureau estimates, the population between the ages of 18 and 64 was 62.5%. What are the long-term implications for the health of this group?

1. Providing health care focused on gerontological needs 2. Developing medications to prolong life at any cost 3. Providing health insurance for all people. 4. Developing systems to provide healthcare only to those older citizens who remain healthy

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