Q2. The gate control theory concludes that pain transmission is controlled by a gate mechanism in the 

Q31. A patient with heart failure has gained 2.2 lbs over the last 24 hours. The nurse is aware that this weight gain represents a fluid retention of:

Q29. A nurse gets a positive Chvostek sign on a young woman with bulimia who has been giving herself frequent enemas containing phosphate. The nurse knows that the following indicates a positive Chvostek sign.

Q6. Which nonpharmacological method to control pain is a client with chronic arthritic pain using when she pretends to be lying on a beach with the sun warming her hips and legs.

Q18. The Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) standards for pain assessment and treatment include:

Q33. An anxious adult patient is experiencing hyperventilation. The most appropriate intervention that the nurse could do is to instruct the patient to:

Which of the following muscles act as a strong interphalangeal (PIP and DIP) extensors regardless of the MCP position?

Which of the following muscles is the primary finger (PIP and DIP) flexor of the digits two through five?

A niche is

Why can honeybees be localized to a particular geographic area?