When the body physically needs or is dependent on a substance, the individual is said to be __________ to the substance

Fill in the blank(s) with correct word


addicted
This is the definition of addiction.

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Much of the chaos that is present in healthcare comes from:

1. the mix of Newtonian and New Science nurses and doctors. 2. the demands of health maintenance organizations. 3. the lack of healthcare coverage for many Americans. 4. the opposition of some physicians to the insurance companies.

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A client with primary insomnia asks the nurse why day naps do not really compensate for a lost

night's sleep. The best reply for the nurse is a. "Circadian cycles give daytime naps a structure different from nighttime sleep.". b. "The body clock operates on a 25-hour cycle, making nap effectiveness unpredictable.". c. " It is a matter of habit and expectation. We expect to be more refreshed from a night's sleep.". d. "Sleep restores homeostasis but works more efficiently when aided by melatonin secreted at night.".

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When comparing chorionic villus sampling (CVS) to amniocentesis, which statement is true?

a. CVS and amniocentesis are both used to diagnose the presence of a neural tube defect. b. There is a higher incidence of pregnancy loss with CVS than amniocentesis. c. In contrast to CVS, amniocentesis can be done anytime during pregnancy. d. The waiting time for obtaining results from CVS and amniocentesis is the same.

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A child is prescribed atomoxetine to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. When educating the child and parents about common side effects, which of the following would the nurse include? Select all that apply

A) Headache B) Abdominal pain C) Decreased appetite D) Nervousness E) Dyskinesias

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