Lifestyle modifications - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Lifestyle modifications - ACCURATE ANSWERS how will you treat stage one HTN with ASCVD risk of <10%? Medications - ACCURATE ANSWERS how will you treat stage one HTN with ASCVD risk of >10%? 130-139/80-89 - ACCURATE ANSWERS according to the AHA/ACC guidelines, stage one HTN is defined as BP of _______-_______/_____-_____ 140, 90 - ACCURATE ANSWERS according to the AHA/ACC guidelines, stage two HTN is defined as BP of >_______/>_____ Lifestyle modifications - ACCURATE ANSWE...

NSG 121 UNIT 4 CardiacA client is newly diagnosed with a heart murmur and asks the nurse to explain what this means. What is the nurse's best response? A. "It is a term health care providers use to describe the efficiency of blood circulation." B. "It is a rushing sound that blood makes moving across narrowed places or defects." C. "It is the sound of the heart muscle stretching in an area of weakness." D. "It is the sound the heart makes when it has an increased workload." - correct...

MSN 571 –MidtermExam Questions and Answers Green Highlight–correct; Yellow–maybe but not confirmed; Red-Wrong QST 1.What is the first line therapy when treating hyperlipidemia? A.Bile Acide Sequestrants B.Statin Therapy C.Lifestyle modifications D.Niacin QST 2.A patient asks you how does the statin drugs work. How would you respond? A.“It inhibits the absorption of dietary cholesterol in the small intestine” B.“it inhibits hydroxymethyl lutaryl-coenzyme A (HMG-CoA) reductase...

Exam 3: NUR201 / NUR 201 (Latest 2024 / 2025 Update) Medical-Surgical Nursing I | Guide with Questions and Verified Answers 100% Correct | Grade A - Fortis Question: what can LPN's not do? Answer: they cannot do initial assessments, teach, or hang heparin Question: what does the silent killer mean? Answer: bc HTN is asymptomatic until severe, it causes end organ damage Question: if a patient is having a hypertensive crisis and they cannot move their arm/leg, what d...

NAPLEX Diabetes Questions with 100% Correct Answers BMI >25, Asian BMI >23, Physical Inactivity, Race, BP, HTN, A1C >5.7, 1st Degree Relative, HDL <35, TG >250, CVD, Gestational DM, PCOS, Smoker (Diabetes) Risk factors for development of T2DM include (14) Metformin (Diabetes) Prediabetes is largely managed with diet/lifestyle modifications, but (1) agent can be considered for select patients BMI >35, Age <60, Gestational DM (Diabetes) Metformin can be ...

NSG 121 UNIT 4 Cardiac A client is newly diagnosed with a heart murmur and asks the nurse to explain what this means. What is the nurse's best response? A. "It is a term health care providers use to describe the efficiency of blood circulation." B. "It is a rushing sound that blood makes moving across narrowed places or defects." C. "It is the sound of the heart muscle stretching in an area of weakness." D. "It is the sound the heart makes when it has an increased workload." - corre...

BOC EXAM GUIDE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS RATED A+ What are the primary differences between Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes? Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune condition where the body cannot produce insulin, while Type 2 diabetes involves insulin resistance and is often related to lifestyle factors. How can healthcare professionals assist patients in managing their diabetes effectively? Healthcare professionals can assist by providing education on blood sugar monitoring, dietary recommendation...

Exam 2: PNR108 / PNR 108 (Latest 2024 / 2025) Gerontological Nursing | Questions and Verified Answers | 100% Correct | Grade A - Fortis Question: Treatment of Osteoporosis Answer: Lifestyle modifications Well-balanced diet with calcium and vitamin D Weight-bearing exercise Smoking cessation Restriction of alcohol intake Question: Risk for respiratory infection Answer: Caused by decreased number of macrophages

NAPLEX Diabetes Questions with 100% Correct Answers BMI >25, Asian BMI >23, Physical Inactivity, Race, BP, HTN, A1C >5.7, 1st Degree Relative, HDL <35, TG >250, CVD, Gestational DM, PCOS, Smoker (Diabetes) Risk factors for development of T2DM include (14) Metformin (Diabetes) Prediabetes is largely managed with diet/lifestyle modifications, but (1) agent can be considered for select patients BMI >35, Age <60, Gestational DM (Diabetes) Metformin can be ...

OCCTH 556 Final Exam Questions and Answers Already Passed What are the age ranges for youngest, middle-old, and oldest old? Youngest: 65-74 Middle-old: 75-84 Oldest old: >85 Why is it important to focus on the aging population? Baby boomers are aging and likely to have chronic illness, and they are key contributors to our community What are 3 large roles that OTs can play in helping older adults? 1. environmental modifications 2. cognitive strategies 3. mental health At what ...