When assessing individuals who have committed community violence, it is important to understand that:
A) They have a clear understanding of the situation; they choose to express their dissatisfaction by
committing an act of violence.
B) They tend to stay in the background and are not interested in drawing attention.
C) They feel that they are fulfilling their societal responsibility.
D) They process information incorrectly when making decisions.
D
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The nurse is explaining to a patient the difference between a side effect and an adverse reaction. What response should the explanation involve?
a. Both side effects and adverse reactions are severe. b. Side effects are mild, and adverse effects are severe. c. Both side effects and adverse reactions are mild. d. Side effects are severe, and adverse reactions are mild.
A client is instructed to take an oral calcium preparation with vitamin D daily for the prevention of osteoporosis. What statement made by the client demonstrates understanding of the medication instructions?
A) "I can't take the medication with my other medication." B) "I will take the medication on an empty stomach." C) "I will take the calcium and the vitamin D at different times." D) "I should take my medication once a week."
Which statement about testosterone is accurate?
a. Testosterone levels begin to decrease around the age of 50 years. b. Testosterone helps maintain male sexual characteristics. c. Too much testosterone leads to decreased body muscle mass. d. Adequate red blood cell levels are essential for production of testosterone.