Which of the following measurements of waist circumference would lead the nurse to suspect that a female client is at an increased risk for cardiovascular disease and diabetes?
A) 30 inches
B) 32 inches
C) 34 inches
D) 36 inches
D
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a. She is reluctant to name contacts. b. She is embarrassed. c. She doubts confidentiality. d. She doesn't want to take the medication. e. She dreads the pelvic examination.
After assessing the older male adult in his bed, the nurse determines that he is at high risk for falls. The nurse leaves the room to get a fall risk sign and returns to find him on the floor pleading for help
Which was the most important intervention the nurse should have implemented to prevent this event? a. Call for someone to bring the sign. b. Show him how to use the call bell. c. Provide a urinal and drinking water. d. Instruct the patient to call for help.
The nurse is caring for a patient with a history of myocardial infarction and heart failure. What thyroid replacement drug would the nurse question if ordered?
A) Liothyronine B) Levothyroxine C) Thyroid desiccated D) Methimazole
A child is being seen by a psychologist. The child's IQ is 38 . The nurse understands that this IQ level is considered to be classified as which type of mental retardation?
A) Mild B) Moderate C) Severe D) Profound