Controllable risk factors impacting health promotion include:
a. age.
b. culture.
c. genetics.
d. lifestyle.
D
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a. Hemicolectomy: diagnostic b. Liver biopsy: diagnostic c. Mastectomy: restorative d. Spinal cord decompression: palliative e. Total shoulder replacement: restorative
When a patient asks what causes his panic attacks, the nurse should reply that research gives evidence to support the theory that panic disorders have their etiology in:
a. unresolved conflicts. b. traumatic events. c. genetic-biological factors. d. developmental fixations.
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A. 10% isopropanol B. saline C. water D. pure alcohol