Milk substitutes are
A) cottage cheese and cheddar cheese.
B) nuts and peanut butter.
C) soybeans and red beans.
D) cereal and pasta.
A
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To evaluate the presence and location of coronary artery disease, the patient may undergo
A) chest radiography. B) a 12-lead electrocardiogram. C) an equilibrium radionuclide study. D) coronary angiography.
The nurse is talking with the mother of a client who is diagnosed with a traumatic brain injury. The mother states that she has never seen the client lash out when frustrated or throw things across the room
Which instruction, made by the nurse, is most correct? A) "The client may be experiencing a change in affect due to the brain injury." B) "The client has demonstrated this behavior before and is now anticipated." C) "The client has underlying aggression problems, which manifest in behavior." D) "All traumatic brain injury clients act in this similar way."
The nursing assistant prevents pressure ulcers by
A. turning the patient at least every 4 hours. B. using very warm water and friction for bathing. C. avoiding pressure, shearing, and friction. D. assisting the patient to be in the chair instead of the bed.
Which class of antihypertensive agents should be avoided by patients with asthma?
a. ACE inhibitors b. Diuretics c. Aldosterone receptor antagonists d. Beta-adrenergic blocking agents