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Relias DHA Implicit Bias Training What issues account for disparities in health status between individuals? - correct answer E. All of the above LGBTQ+ population are more likely to delay getting healthcare. - correct answer True What percentages of Active-Duty personnel self-identify as a racial minority? - correct answer B. 24% A person's language preference is not a component of health disparities. - correct answer False MHS GENESIS does not allow for documentation of SOGI and R...

The nurse is teaching a newly hired assistive Personnel about her role in helping older adult clients with activities of daily living ADLs. the nurse should explain that which of the following is the most common factor for theFX a client's performance of adl's? A- social withdrawal B- chronic physical disability C- emotional impairment D- cognitive dysfunction Answer- b Physical disability is the most common reason older adult clients have difficulty performing ADLs. Self-c...

1. A patient report that she is taking kava kava regularly for anxiety with the results. What should the nurse practitioners evaluate? a. Liver function studies 2. A person with 20/80 vision: HAS POORER VISION THAN SOMEONE WITH 20/40 VISION 3. One exception to the recommendation to limit dietary fat intake is CHILDREN UNDER 2 YEARS OF AGE 4. The most effective treatment for anemia of chronic disease is: TREATMENT OF UNDERLYING DISEASE Rationale: The key phrase is “anemia of chron...

CRRN Post Test Questions and Answers (Verified) CRRN Post Test Questions and Answers (Verified) CRRN Post Test Questions and Answers (Verified) 1. What criteria must be met in order for a patient to qualify for Medicaid? >>- Must meet state eligibility requirements (Medicaid was initiated under Title XIX of the Social Security Act of 1965 and provides federal grants to states for medical assistance. Each state sets its own eligibility requirements) 2. Wha...

A&P 2 - Immune System Chamberlain College Nursing Question and answers rated A+ A&P 2 - Immune System Explain the role of antigen-presenting cells (APCs) in the immune system. - correct answer - necessary to stimulate T cells as part of the immune response - ingest the pathogen, digest it and then display its antigens on the surface along with and MHC (major histocompatibility complex) antigen that identifies the cell as self Define the term: pathogen. - correct answer Any such agent t...

A client who is admitted with emphysema is having difficulty breathing. In which position should the nurse place the client? A.High Fowler's position without a pillow behind the head B.Semi-Fowler's position with a single pillow behind the head C.Right side-lying position with the head of the bed elevated 45 degrees D.Sitting upright and forward with both arms supported on an over the bed table D Adequate lung expansion is dependent on deep breaths that allow the respiratory muscles to in...

A client who is admitted with emphysema is having difficulty breathing. In which position should the nurse place the client? A.High Fowler's position without a pillow behind the head B.Semi-Fowler's position with a single pillow behind the head C.Right side-lying position with the head of the bed elevated 45 degrees D.Sitting upright and forward with both arms supported on an over the bed table D Adequate lung expansion is dependent on deep breaths that allow the respiratory muscles to in...

pharmacology for nurses Chamberlain College Nursing -The Nursing Process in Pharmacologyassessment phase - correct answer the systematic collection, organization, validation, and documentation of patient data, (medication assessment) focus on whether the patient is experiencing the expected therapeutic benefits from the medications, dosage review, serum levels obtained, also identify any adverse effects, baseline data compared with current assessment to determine what changes have occurred, asse...

3. A nurse reviews an immobilized patient’s laboratory results and discovers hypercalcemia. Which condition will the nurse monitor for most closely in this patient? 1 a. Hypostatic pneumonia b. Renal calculi c. Pressure ulcers d. Thrombus formation ANS: B Renal calculi are calcium stones that lodge in the renal pelvis or pass through the ureters. Immobilized patients are at risk for calculi because they frequently have hypercalcemia. Hypercalcemia does not lead to hyposta...

D082 Apply either the research of Peter Salovey and John D. Mayer or Daniel Goleman to exp D082 Apply either the research of Peter Salovey and John D. Mayer or Daniel Goleman to explain TWO ways that you can improve your intrapersonal areas of opportunity (self-awareness and/or self-management) from your GEIT results. (Unit 2: Module 1). IntroductionPeter Salovey and John D. Mayer are renowned for their research on Emotional Intelligence (EI), which they define as the ability to perceive, use...