Normally, the level of glycosylated hemoglobin is less than __________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
7%
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Which of these clinical situations would the nurse consider to be outside normal limits?
a. A patient has had one pregnancy and states that she believes she may be entering menopause. Her breast examination reveals breasts that are soft and slightly sagging. b. A patient has never been pregnant. Her breast examination reveals large pendulous breasts that have a firm, transverse ridge along the lower quadrant in both breasts. c. A patient has never been pregnant and reports that she should begin her period tomorrow. Her breast examination reveals breast tissue that is nodular and somewhat engorged. She states that the examination was slightly painful. d. A patient has had two pregnancies, and she breastfed both of her children. Her youngest child is now 10 years old. Her breast examination reveals breast tissue that is somewhat soft, and she has a small amount of thick yellow discharge from both nipples.
The stage of family development that begins at the birth or adoption of the first child is known as the:
a. expectant stage. b. parenthood stage. c. establishment stage. d. engagement/commitment stage.
A nurse is conducting a class for a local community group about caffeine. The nurse discusses conditions in which over-the-counter caffeine products should be avoided. Which of the following would the nurse include in this discussion?
Select all that apply. A) Hyperlipidemia B) Peptic ulcer disease C) GERD D) Hypertension E) Heart disease
A patient who recently started therapy with an HMG-COA reductase inhibitor asks the nurse, "How long will it take until I see an effect on my LDL cholesterol?" The nurse gives which cor-rect answer?
a. "It will take 6 months to see a change." b. "A reduction usually is seen within 2 weeks." c. "Blood levels normalize immediately after the drug is started." d. "Cholesterol will not be affected, but triglycerides will fall within the first week."