The scientific method assumes that all phenomena have antecedent causes
A) True
B) False
A
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When explaining to the mother that the child will be treated for an ear infection, the mother states: "Oh, it is important that my child receives hot foods to help my child." Recognizing that this is a cultural preference and that ear infections are "cold conditions," the nurse will include which of the following in the child's diet? 1. Cheese and eggs 2. Chicken and fish 3. Fresh fruits and vegetables 4. Goat meat and raisins
The physician's office nurse is tracking pediatric growth data. As the nurse evaluates trends in assessment findings, which is expected?
A) The central canal narrows, causing limited bone reabsorption. B) Height increases are noted on gender specific growth charts. C) Serum blood calcium levels increases through puberty. D) The client states more strength in the extremities.
Following an extensive diagnostic workup, a 40-year-old woman's complaints of fatigue and muscle pain have been attributed to systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE).When performing health education with this patient, what should the nurse emphasize?
A) "You'll need to be very conscientious with your diet and avoid fats, salt, and sugar." B) "Many patients who are diagnosed in mid-life recover from SLE in a few years." C) "It's best to keep your activity level as low as possible, to preserve energy and promote healing." D) "It's important to limit your exposure to sunlight and to use a good sunscreen."
A client presents with painful, inflamed fingers with small, hard, yellow nodules that have a sandy yellow drainage. Which medication does the nurse prepare to administer to the client?
a. Colchicine (Colasalide) b. Allopurinol (Zyloprim) c. Methotrexate (Rheumatrex) d. Aspirin