The nurse discussing diet and nutrition in the workplace with a group of women in their early adult years cautions them to decrease their intake of foods that contain cholesterol because this can lead to (select all that apply): O Reduced elasticity in the lungs O Lower blood sugar level Blockage of blood flow to the heart O Deposits along the walls of the blood vessels O A heart attack

43. A 13 year old boy with type 1 diabetes mellitus is brought to the emergency department because of nausea and weakness for 24 hours. He did not take his last 3 doses of insulin. His temperature is 37C(98.6F), pulse is 120/min, respirations are 30/min, and blood pressure is 90/60 mm Hg. Physical examination shows dry mucous membranes and decreased skin turgor. Laboratory studies show: Serum HCO3 Glucose Arterial blood gas analysis on room air: pH PCO2 6 mEq/L 400 mg/dL a. Buffering by HCO3 b. Buffering by inorganic phosphates c. Buffering by intracellular proteins d. Increased renal excretion of titratable acid e. Pulmonary excretion of CO2 derived from HCO3 7.10 20 mm Hg Which of the following processes is the initial defense against the decrease in arterial pH in this patient?

During a pre-participation screening you note that your new client, Janet, is a 73 year old female who has never smoked, is  currently exercising, has a LDL cholesterol of 102 and HDL cholesterol of 63, BP of 118/74, and BMI of 24 kg/m2. How many CVD risk factors does Janet have?

A client consumes 1 cup of coffee and 4 ounces of juice. How many milliliters would the nurse record for the intake __?

Are these statements true or false and why. Provide a 1 sentence explanation.

/ H X A Quiz: Warm-up: Medical Math X O The Constitution | The Nationa x d.instructure.com/courses/9532/quizzes/123502/take The following data was collected on a patient. Perform the calculations to see if they are still in normal range: Baseline temperature: 9:40am: 99.1F; 11:45am: increase of 3% 99.1 x 0.03 = Fasting blood sugar: 9:40am: 102mmol/dL; 11:45am: decrease of 18% 102 x 0.18 = k Oxygen saturation: 9:40am: 91%; 11:45am: decrease of 2% 91 x 0.02 = s.net Resting heart rate: 9:41am: 84bpm; 11:45am: increase of 5% ool 84 x 0.05 = Systolic blood pressure: 9:41am: 138mmHg; 11:45am: increase of 8% 138 x 0.08 = Normal Ranges: Online Temp: below 99.6 FBS: 70 - 100mmol/dL 02 sat: >90% RHR: between 60 - 100bpm Systolic BP: 90 - 140mmHg FB 000 D00 F4 F7 F2 F3

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Pressure Injuries Mr.Jones an 84 yr.old man, was admitted to the nursing homework you work as a PT Aide He has the early stages of Alzheimer's disease and suffers from diabetes. Mr.Jones wears protective briefs at night, but not during the day. He has occasional bowel and bladder accidents. He recently started falling when he walks and has started physical therapy treatment. The PT supervisor ask you to transport Mr.Jones  back and forth to therapy. The facility's rules require him to ride in a wheelchair. A nurse aide will help you transfer him between the wheelchair and bed.   Questions  1. What risk factors does Mr.Jones  have for developing Pressure injuries (name at least four)? 2.What situations should  you immediately report to the nursing staff on your PT supervisor ( name  at least three)?

A 19-year-old man is brought to the emergency department 30 minutes after being stabbed in a gang fight. He is conscious and has severe abdominal pain. His pulse is 100/min, respirations are 24/min, and blood pressure is 90/55 mm Hg. Abdominal examination shows a stab wound in the right upper quadrant, and diffuse tenderness with guarding. During an exploratory operation, a briskly bleeding lacerated liver is identified. In order to gain temporary control of the bleeding, the surgeon inserts a finger into the epiploic foramen and compresses the hepatoduodenal liaament. Which of the following arteries is being compressed in this patient?A) CeliacB) Left gastricC) Proper hepaticD) Right gastroepiploicE) Splenic

background information: You will need to burn 100 Cal extra per day for 45 days (above and over your regular routine including exercise). 15 min of mild workout, jogging or 30 min walk will burn approximately 100 calories.   Question: What will be status of your blood VLDL and HDL after one year if you carried out this assignment for one year without changing your caloric intake? Explain the reason for your answer.