In primary prevention, the detrimental effects of a health condition have occurred
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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A) Use a lip lubricant. B) Scrub the tongue with a firm-bristled toothbrush. C) Use dental floss every 24 hours. D) Rinse the mouth with normal saline. E) Eat spicy food to aid in eradicating the yeast.
Infuse 0.5 L D5LR in 8 hours
a. 63 mL/hr b. 83 mL/hr c. 100 mL/hr d. 125 mL/hr
Select the statement that best explains the potential effect of hyperchloremia in the body.
A. The presence of high levels of chloride causes more hydrogen to be retained in the blood to help balance the excess chloride, causing the development of hyperchloremic acidosis. B. The presence of high levels of chloride causes more hydrogen to be retained in the blood to help balance the excess chloride, causing hyperchloremic alkalosis. C. The presence of high levels of chloride causes more chloride to be absorbed by the renal tubules, leaving less chloride in the extracellular fluid, thereby causing the development of acidosis. D. None of these statements are correct.
What will the nurse review when teaching a patient about therapy with statins? (Select all that apply.)
a. Statins are the most potent antilipemic agents available. b. Statins should be taken with food. c. Statins replace dietary therapy for the control of hyperlipidemia. d. Statins cause mild increases in HDL levels. e. Statins are administered in the morning when cholesterol production is high. f. Statins reduce inflammation, platelet aggregation, and plasma viscosity.