________ prevention, or the prevention of the development of risk factors for disease, is a new wellness concept that is rapidly gaining popularity.
a. Primordial
b. Remedial
c. Epidemiological
d. Episodic
e. ?Metabolic
Answer: a. Primordial
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1. The client keeps the cane on the left side. 2. Two points of support are kept on the floor at all times. 3. There is a slight lean to the right when the client is walking. 4. After advancing the cane, the client moves the right leg forward.
In which age is questioning the parent's spiritual beliefs commonly seen?
a. 5 c. 15 b. 12 d. 30
Which instruction by the nurse is inappropriate for teaching the proper technique for collection of a sputum specimen?
a. Bring the sputum up from the lungs b. Rinse mouth with water before expectorating in specimen cup c. Collect specimens before meals d. Send specimen to the lab without delay