A nurse is assessing an older adult client, who has had a previous transient ischemic attack (TIA). The nurse finds elevated blood pressure and also suspects injury to the trigeminal nerve
Which findings enable the nurse to suspect cranial nerve injury? Select all that apply.
1. Impaired chewing
2. Excessive salivation
3. No facial expressions
4. Loss of facial sensation
5. Decreased extraocular movements
1, 4
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Fill in the missing word in the definition for the key term.
If a female athlete takes steroids long enough, the steroids will
a. not build heavy musculature. b. produce desirable health effects. c. increase her breast size. d. produce masculinizing effects.
The most important health-related component of physical fitness is
A. body composition. B. cardiorespiratory endurance. C. muscular strength. D. muscular endurance. E. flexibility.
Identify the suffix for a pathological condition.
A. -philia B. -emesis C. -ism D. -iasis