Diseases and medical conditions that are either caused or contributed to by morbid obesity are
A) risk factors.
B) hereditary.
C) environmental.
D) comorbidities.
D
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1. External pools. 2. Internal pools. 3. Open shift management. 4. Float pools.
In evaluating the effectiveness of lorcaserin for a client with obesity, the nurse should expect the client to report:
A) increased hunger. B) a decreased consumption of food. C) an increased sense of well-being. D) reduced satiety.
When evaluating a concept analysis, one of the most important criteria for a nurse to consider is
a. identification of the author's assumptions. b. possible uses of the concept in practice. c. the rigor of the author's approach. d. the specific characteristics of the concept.
Which of the following items would not be included on a clear liquid diet?
a. bouillon b. hard candy c. frozen juice bar d. freshly squeezed orange juice