A client is discussing causes of the client's gender dysphoria. Which biopsychosocial theory would describe gender dysphoria as a problem occurring within the individual?
A) Intrapersonal
B) Sociocultural
C) Biologic
D) Behavioral
A,
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The school nurse is giving a presentation on preventing spinal cord injuries (SCI). What should the nurse identify as prominent risk factors for SCI? Select all that apply
A) Young age B) Frequent travel C) African American race D) Male gender E) Alcohol or drug use
Phil is a 54-year-old male with multiple risk factors who has been on a high-dose statin for 3 months to treat his high LDL level. His LDL is 135 mg/dL and his triglycerides are elevated. A reasonable change in therapy would be to:
1. Discontinue the statin and change to a fibric acid derivative. 2. Discontinue the statin and change to ezetimibe. 3. Continue the statin and add in ezetimibe. 4. Refer him to a specialist in managing patients with recalcitrant hyperlipidemia.
An unconscious teenager is treated in the emergency department. The teenager's friends suspect a rape occurred at a party. Priority action by the nurse should focus on:
a. preserving rape evidence. b. maintaining physiologic stability. c. determining what drugs were ingested. d. obtaining a description of the rape from a friend.
Which leader behavior is the defining characteristic of Liden's servant leadership model?
a. Behaving ethically b. Emotional healing c. Putting followers first d. Empowering