Signs or symptoms that may be the result of abuse include
A. a toothache.
B. bruises.
C. dry skin.
D. unmatched clothing.
Answer: B
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The nursing staff on a critical care unit thought that professional growth could be enhanced. Which of the following interventions would support empowerment of the nursing staff?
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A preceptor is discussing stroke with the new nurse on the unit. What cardiac dysrhythmia would the preceptor tell the new nurse is associated with cardiogenic embolic strokes?
A) Ventricular tachycardia B) Atrial fibrillation C) Supraventricular tachycardia D) Bundle branch block
The nurse would explain to a client who smokes that the nicotine in cigarette smoke increases the prevalence of CHD by
a. causing proliferation of smooth muscle cells. b. decreasing the oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood. c. increasing fat deposits along the intima of blood vessels. d. increasing the heart rate and the risk of dysrhythmia.