Which of the following assessments is correct regarding a community-dwelling 70-year-old patient who performs the 5x Sit to Stand Test in 13.5 seconds? 

A community-based physical therapy clinic wants to assess whether there is enough demand to establish a fall prevention program for elderly adults living in the community. From the options provided, please select the screening tool that will most effectively identify individuals at risk of falling in this population.  

Glucocorticoids primarily contribute to hypokalemia because they: 

The client diagnosed with C-Diff, caused by the recurrent use of antibiotics, is experiencing diarrhea. The use of probiotics (live microorganisms that are similar to beneficial microorganisms found in the human GI tract) to prevent, limit, and control diarrhea has been suggested as an effective dietary intervention for diarrhea, particularly antibiotic-associated diarrhea and C. difficile–associated disease. What foods would the nurse recommend to ensure an increase in probiotics (Select all that apply). 

The book and the “Interview Room” podcast both suggest that proper planning of an interview is important.  Why is it important and how is it accomplished

Women present differently from men during heart attacks (MI).

A nurse is educating a preoperative client scheduled for abdominal surgery on how to cough effectively. What should the nurse tell the client to do to facilitate safe and effective coughing?

Which is a factor, according to textbook, to consider when to investigate a fraud?

A preoperative assessment finds a client to be 75 pounds overweight. The client is to have abdominal surgery. What priority nursing diagnosis would be appropriate based on the client’s weight?

In Procurement Predicament, what is the interesting point made when one employee complained that he/she was not getting paid enough according to their “kickback arrangement”