Cystitis is particularly common in women because
A) they are more susceptible to yeast infections.
B) bacteria grow best in a warm, moist, dark environment.
C) the urethra is so short that bacteria readily reach the bladder.
D) the female anatomy is easily contaminated.
C
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Which of the following is most likely going to be more influential in a 9-year-old child's decision on what clothing to wear to school?
A) Parents' choice B) What older sister wears C) What older brother wears D) What friends wear
The nurse, critiquing a quantitative research study, is particularly interested in information obtained in stage 3 of the critique. This information would most likely include:
1. How the findings of the study advance nursing knowledge. 2. The major strengths of the study. 3. Whether the study can be replicated. 4. How ethical issues were handled.
The goals of management during the emergent period after a burn include which of the following? (Select all that apply.)
1. Airway management 2. Aseptic technique 3. Emotional support 4. Fluid replacement 5. Pain management 6. Rehabilitation