The pain associated with a brief blockage of oxygenated blood to the heart is called
a) myocardial infarction.
b) angina pectoris.
c) transient ischemic attacks.
d) atherosclerosis.
Ans: b) angina pectoris.
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1. "I'll apply some oxygen to help you breathe better, and notify your doctor." 2. "When did this feeling start? Are you having any other symptoms?" 3. "I'll elevate the head of the bed and apply oxygen." 4. "I will notify the doctor immediately."
Dossey considers her Theory of Integral Nursing to be at which of the following levels of theory development?
A. Philosophy B. Grand C. Middle D. Practice
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a. "Explain to me the actions of this medication before you give it.". b. "Can you explain to me why Mr. W. did not receive a bath this morning?" c. "Stop the urinary catheter insertion now. You have contaminated the catheter.". d. "You need to use your critical thinking skills when caring for patients.".
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