A middle-aged man has presented for care to a nurse practitioner because his seasonal allergies are detracting from his quality of life. What should the nurse teach this patient about allergic rhinitis?
A) Allergic rhinitis is a risk factor for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
B) A diagnosis is based on signs and symptoms because no objective diagnostic tests exist.
C) Allergic rhinitis develops as a result of prolonged exposure to unhygienic conditions.
D) Immunotherapy may have the potential to provide long-term relief from symptoms.
D
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The nurse is analyzing the diagnostic study results of a patient admitted with acute pancreatitis. What diagnostic findings are consistent with the diagnosis of acute pancreatitis?
A) Decrease in amylase and lipase levels B) Fluid and electrolyte imbalance C) Hypercalcemia D) Proteinuria
Bearing in mind the function of the blood–brain barrier, dangers associated with administering large doses of water-soluble drugs relate primarily to the
a. rapid development of tolerance. b. high risk of adverse systemic effects. c. liver's inability to metabolize water-soluble drugs. d. rapid passage into the brain increasing the risk of overdose.
A client is assigned thic communication technique is being ciocultural differences AEB client stating, "Although I'd like to, I don't join in because I don't speak the language so good"
Which correctly written outcome addresses this client's problem? A. The client will collaborate with nursing staff to set specific goals by day 3. B. The client will participate in one group activity of choice by day 2. C. The client will express a desire to interact with others. D. The client will become increasingly independent by discharge.