Utilizing the tenets of secondary prevention, your committee seeks to establish an HIV/AIDS clinic. You state that it is important for the location of the clinic to be associated with the local hospital
The committee states that the cost of the clinic associated with the hospital is higher than one that is free standing. You explain the rationale for your suggestion in the following manner
A) Third-party insurance will reimburse the clinic visits only if the clinic is attached to the hospital.
B) The hospital can address programs of care for the clients.
C) The hospital will cover the clients only if the clinic is approved by the hospital governance board.
D) The hospital will have a vested interest in the success of the clinic.
B
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A. "The immunizations had no effect on the child." B. "This result indicates a hyperactive response." C. "Vaccinations are not needed in your child." D. "Your child's immune system did not respond."
The nurse is aware that to produce and release monocytes and lymphocytes during an infection, this organ will enlarge the:
a. bone marrow c. spleen b. liver d. thymus
A nursing student is assigned to care for a child following surgery to correct cryptorchidism
The nursing instructor reviews the plan of care developed by the student and determines that the stu-dent is adequately prepared to care for the child if the student identifies which priority in the plan of care following this type of surgery? 1. Prevent tension on the suture. 2. Force oral fluids, and monitor I&O. 3. Monitor urine for glucose and acetone. 4. Encourage coughing and deep breathing every hour.
What is the desired effect of any antilipemic therapy?
a. Reduced LDLs and total cholesterol levels b. Reduced HDLs and total cholesterol levels c. Reduced LDLs and HDLs d. Reduced HDLs and dietary cholesterol levels