What risk is increased with children who have been diagnosed with infantile eczema?
a. Pneumonia
b. Acne
c. Sun sensitivity
d. Asthma
ANS: D
Some children with eczema also develop asthma and hay fever-type allergies.
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a. broccoli and cauliflower c. chicken and fish b. fried foods d. cake and bread
The half-life of a drug can be affected by:
1. the age of patient. 2. liver dysfunction. 3. cardiac disease. 4. smoking.
A patient has blindness related to a functional neurological (conversion) disorder. To help the patient eat, the nurse should:
a. establish a "buddy" system with other patients who can feed the patient at each meal. b. expect the patient to feed him- or herself after explaining the arrangement of the food on the tray. c. direct the patient to locate items on the tray independently and feed self unassisted. d. address the needs of other patients in the dining room, and then feed this patient.
Which of the following statements reflects a standard of professional practice guideline?
a. Nurses are responsible and accountable for their actions. b. Organizations promote awareness of the nursing profession so that the roles and expertise of registered nurses are understood, respected, and optimized within the health care system. c. Nurses support and strengthen families through expected and unexpected life events. d. Funded nursing research ensures a researched-based norm for practice and sup-ports the rich body of nursing knowledge.