The physician approaches your client with a treatment plan for his cancer
The client states that his life is in God's hands and refuses conventional treatment. This is an example of
A) fatalistic behavior.
B) denial.
C) anger.
D) bargaining.
A
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1. "Each woman experiences changes that affect her teeth while she's pregnant." 2. "When a woman is pregnant, her teeth lose calcium and she is more susceptible to getting cavities." 3. "During pregnancy, tooth enamel softens and the woman is more susceptible to getting cavities." 4. "It may be necessary to pay extra attention to dental care while you're pregnant, especially if you're vomiting frequently."
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A. One low in protein B. One high in fluids C. One high in carbohydrates D. One with a moderate amount of fat
The nurse tests a patient for Trousseau's sign by inflating a blood pressure cuff around the upper arm for 2 minutes. Which patient response indicates a positive result?
a. Weakness of the arm b. Redness of the arm below the cuff c. Spasticity of the arm and fingers d. Pain in the arm and hand