Risk factors for heart attacks include
A. cigarette smoking.
B. rapid pulse.
C. hypotension.
D. pollution.
Answer: A
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A) "You will be able to withstand full weight-bearing on this durable extremity after the amputation." B) "You will have minimal weight-bearing on this extremity and will require the use of an assistive device." C) "You will not be able to use this extremity and will receive teaching on use of a wheelchair." D) "You will be fitted for a prosthesis and your commitment to rehabilitation will determine your functional abilities."
A nurse displays pertinent family information in a multigenerational family tree format. Which of the following best describes this action?
a. Family intervention b. Family assessment c. Genogram d. Ecomap
All of the following are common sites to administer a subcutaneous medication except
A. the upper arm. B. the anterior thigh. C. the deltoid. D. the abdomen.
Evidence-based practice is the integration of the best:
a. Randomized clinical trials, clinical expertise, and patients' requestsb. Research evidence, clinical expertise, and patients' valuesc. Quantitative research, clinical expertise, and patients' preferencesd. Research findings, clinical experience, and patients' preferences