A nurse is leading a seminar with middle school students called "Overeating: How to Prevent Negative Effects on the Body." Which statement indicates that teaching has been successful?
A) "Glucose is converted into dextrose by the body."
B) "My monosaccharide level is 8E. That's normal!"
C) "Fructose is the sweetest of all polysaccharides."
D) "Milk sugar is made from maltose and glucose."
B) "My monosaccharide level is 8E. That's normal!"
You might also like to view...
The nurse cautions that a person who chronically abuses drugs may experience mental impairment. The area of the brain that can be affected and permanently damaged is the ________ _________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
The nurse is planning a session on sexual education for a group of young adults. Applicable information needs for this age group would include:
a. effects of aging on sexuality. b. parenting skills. c. safe sex education. d. sexual preference or orientation.
Which of the following statements about NSAIDs is most correct?
a. They are antiinflammatory drugs. b. They contain narcotics. c. They contain steroids. d. They promote actions of prostaglandins.
A patient recovering from surgery received an IV analgesic in the post-anesthesia care unit. Upon arrival to the medical-surgical care area one hour later the patient rates pain as being 8 on a scale of 0 to 10
The patient is prescribed morphine 10 mg IM injection every 3 hours PRN. What should the nurse do? a. Give the patient nonnarcotic analgesics. b. Repeat same IV medication the patient received in the PACU. c. Explain that IM analgesic cannot be given for another 1.5 hours. d. Administer the IM medication now and then every 3 hours as ordered.