Caffeine, theophylline, and theobromine are compounds found in nature and these compounds are classified as methylxanthines. Identify the type of compound being exemplified in this question.
A. Synthetic compounds
B. Mineral compounds
C. Plant compounds
D. None of these
Answer: C
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The nurse bases the amount of weight gain for pregnant women on calculation of their: a. EDC (expected date of confinement). b. prepregnancy weight. c. BMI (body mass index). d. basal energy expenditure (BEE).
A resident has limited range of motion in his neck. What shampooing method is best for him?
a. Shampooing during his shower b. Shampooing at the sink c. Shampooing on a stretcher d. Have the hair shaved so that it does not have to be shampooed
The nurse caring for a client who has a mental disorder reinforces the fact that he is accepted unconditionally, and nothing is awful or terrible, even though it may be frustrating and difficult
Which of the following therapies is the nurse practicing? A) Rational emotive behavior therapy B) Transactional analysis C) Psychodrama D) One-to-one therapy