After teaching a client about ways to reduce cancer risks, the nurse would be most likely to evaluate that the client understood the teaching if she reported a month later that she had done which of the following things? Select all that apply

Standard Text: Select all that apply. 1. Increased the amount of lean red meat in the diet.
2. Limited alcohol to three drinks per week.
3. Began drinking two glasses of red wine a day with dinner.
4. Stopped using tanning booths.
5. Reduced intake of fiber.


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Rationale: Excessive use of alcohol, especially in women, has been linked to increased risk of alcohol, so reduction of intake would demonstrate understanding. Use of tanning booths increases the risk of skin cancer, so discontinuing use would indicate understanding. Increased fiber intake reduces the risk of colon cancer.

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On completion of open-heart surgery, the nurse should expect the cardiac patient will return with

A) a permanent pacemaker. B) an ICP monitor. C) chest tubes. D) an intra-aortic balloon pump.

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The nurse is administering intravenous (IV) magnesium to a patient with hypomagnesemia. Which action should the nurse take to prevent the development of complications?

A) Observe the cardiac telemetry monitor for ventricular arrhythmias. B) Keep calcium gluconate on hand. C) Infuse the IV magnesium slowly. D) Administer loop diuretics.

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A patient is receiving ocular cyclosporine

(Restasis) and also has an order for an artificial tears product. The nurse includes which instructions in the teaching plan for these medications? a. "These two eye drugs cannot be given together. Let's check with your prescriber." b. "You may take these two drugs together at the same time." c. "First take the artificial tears, and then take the Restasis after 5 minutes." d. "Take the Restasis first, and then wait 15 minutes before taking the artificial tears."

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In the following APA-formatted reference, what is indicated by the italicized words? Maxwell, S. E., & Delaney, H. D. (2004). Designing experiments and analyzing data: A model comparison perspective (2nd ed.). Mahway, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates

a. Abstract information b. Article title c. Book title d. Publishing company

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