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Cells obtain energy primarily A) through gas exchange, gain of O2, and elimination of CO2. B) through aerobic metabolism. C) to increase the energy level of the cells. D) to assist in the movement of blood by decreasing its density by the addition of gases. E) None of the answers are correct. - ANS b The last passageway of the conducting portion of the respiratory tract is called the A) terminal bronchiole. B) alveolar duct. C) respiratory bronchiole. D) alveolus. E) air sac. - ANS a ...

Cells obtain energy primarily A) through gas exchange, gain of O2, and elimination of CO2. B) through aerobic metabolism. C) to increase the energy level of the cells. D) to assist in the movement of blood by decreasing its density by the addition of gases. E) None of the answers are correct. - ANS b The last passageway of the conducting portion of the respiratory tract is called the A) terminal bronchiole. B) alveolar duct. C) respiratory bronchiole. D) alveolus. E) air sac. - ANS a ...

3. When the nursing student identifies the three dimensions of the health of a community, the nurse educator is aware that the student has grasped which of the following concepts? A) Status/people, structure, and process B) Assessment, policy development, and assurance C) Primary, secondary, and tertiary D) Function, structure, and process - A The three dimensions of the health of the community are status/people, structure, and process. Assessment, policy development, and assurance are th...

1. The most frequent agent of nosocomial bacteremia is: A. catalase-negative micrococci. B. coagulase-positive staphylococci. C. catalase-negative stomatococci. D. coagulase-negative staphylococci- D The species of Staphylococcus, which is one of the most important human pathogens, is: A. S. lentus. B. S. aureus. C. S. mucilaginosus. D. S. intermedius- B Which group of bacteria is described as catalase positive and is gram-positive cocci that grow facultatively anaerobic and form gra...

A patient has recently had surgery. Which action is best for the nurse to take to assess this patient's pain? a. Assess the patient's body language. b. Ask the patient to rate the level of pain. c. Observe the cardiac monitor for increased heart rate. d. Have the patient describe the effect of pain on the ability to cope. -b. Ask the patient to rate the level of pain. A nurse is caring for a patient who recently had abdominal surgery and is experiencing severe pain. The patient's bloo...

self disclosure is -all of the above self disclosure and relational development are intertwined (T/F) -true John discloses to Steve that he must do well on the test or he will fail the class this is an example of - private information Disclosing involves -risk and trust How a topic can bring people closer -topical intimacy what is clicking? -high incidence of self-disclosing almost immediately James shares that he is from las vegas and john disloses that he is from Denver. This is an exam...

What is the most influential factor that has shaped the nursing profession? 1) Physicians need for handmaidens 2) Societal need for healthcare outside the home 3) Military demand for nurses in the field 4) Germ theory influence on sanitation -3 Which of the following is an example of an illness prevention activity? Select all that apply. 1) Encouraging the use of a food diary 2) Joining a cancer support group 3) Administering immunization for HPV 4) Teaching a diabetic patient a...

Which of the following is NOT a source of income for a bank? A. the interest earned by depositors B. investments C. loan income from interest D. fees for services - ANS A The difference between what a bank pays in interest and what it receives in interest is called - ANS Spread True or False: A Financial intermediary will not take a deposit for a consumer. - ANS False Total assets minus total liabilities equals - ANS Equity The loosening of government control is called __________ -...

Unit 2 Test Bank Questions A key difference between commercial banks and credit unions is that: a.) Commercial banks are 'for‐profit' and credit unions are 'not‐for‐profit' b.) Commercial banks typically pay higher interest rates than credit unions. c.) Credit unions are more commonly located in rural areas while commercial banks are more commonly located in urban areas. d.) Commercial banks offer more services, such as debit cards and online banking, than credit unions. - A Si...

BPH assessment? - ANS >50 voiding difficulty/urgency incomplete emptying straining to void nocturia urine retention Should never have burning with uriantion! this indicates a UTI Sexual intercourse does not have anything to do with this PAtient with altered level of consciousness positioning? - ANS side lying position septic shock symptoms - ANS Tachycardia, fever,hypotension (SYSTOLIC lower then 90), pallor, fatigued, cold, reduced urine output, SOB, Decreased LOC,N/V, sweating, m...