The U.S. Public Health Service hospital-based approach to drug treatment was said to be ineffective because of the
a. location of the hospitals c. high relapse rate of people released
b. lack of personnel d. lack of funding
C
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A. Pia mater and arachnoid B. Arachnoid and dura mater C. Pia mater and dura mater D. None of the above
A hospital client has been reluctant to accept morphine sulfate despite visible signs of pain. Upon questioning, the client reveals that he is afraid of becoming addicted to the drug. How can a member of the care team best respond to the client's concern?
A) "You might become addicted, but there are excellent resources available in the hospital to deal with that development." B) "You should likely prioritize the control of your pain over any fears of addiction that you have." C) "If you start needing higher doses to control your pain, then we'll address those concerns." D) "There's only a minute chance that you will become addicted to these painkillers."
An excessively high level of calcium in the blood is known as ________
A) hypocalcemia B) hypokalemia C) hyperbilirubinemia D) hypercalcemia
A fluid replacement drink should be high in sugar and electrolytes
Indicate whether the statement is true or false