The more blood that can fill the ventricles in one atrial contraction equates to a higher ______________.?

A) pulse pressure
B) cardiac output
C) blood pressure
D) stroke volume


D

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The nurse is caring for a patient waiting for a heart transplant. The patient's spouse asks the nurse, "Why don't they just choose any heart until the right heart can be found?" What is the nurse's best response?

A) The more closely the new heart matches the patient's tissue, the less aggressive the immune reaction will be. B) When the body responds to specific self-antigens to produce antibodies against its own cells, a severe immune response results. C) Graft-versus-host disease would result making the patient very ill. D) The patient would need to have suppressor T cells infused daily to maintain the heart.

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A patient who is 38 weeks pregnant with her first child calls the clinic and states "my baby is lower and it is more difficult to walk" and asks if she should come to the hospital to be checked. How should the nurse respond?

A) "The baby has dropped into the pelvis, this is called lightening, your body and baby are getting ready for labor in the next few weeks." B) "This is not normal unless you are in active labor, come to the hospital and be checked." C) "That is something we expect with a second or third baby, because it is your first, you need to be checked." D) "The baby moved down into the pelvis, this means you will be in labor within 24 hours. Wait for contractions to start before coming to the hospital."

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The client with cancer is receiving chemotherapy and develops thrombocytopenia. The nurse identifies which intervention as the highest priority in the nursing plan of care?

A. Ambulation three times a day B. Monitoring temperature C. Monitoring the platelet count D. Monitoring for pathological factors

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The treatment of a client with a new diagnosis of bipolar disorder is being planned by an interdisciplinary team

When considering pharmacological interventions, the psychiatrist considers the age, sex, culture, and ethnicity of his patient. In doing so, the psychiatrist specifically demonstrates what practice? A) Cultural self-awareness B) Stereotyping C) Evidence-based practice D) Ethnopharmacology

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