Discuss something important that you learned about environmental health through this course that was not covered in your answers to the other questions on this test.

Palliative care for terminally ill patients is called

The major steps related to hospital claims processing are

From a human resources perspective, there is no agreement on what people’s needs are.

The MS DRG system takes into account all of the following.

McGregor’s Theory X outlines a set of assumptions for managing individuals driven by the higher-level needs described in Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs.

A client presents to the ED reporting a sudden onset of incapacitating vertigo, with nausea and vomiting and tinnitus. The client also mentions to the nurse they are experiencing sudden hearing loss.  What would the nurse suspect the client’s diagnosis will be?

In terms of the person-organization relationship, two opposing global trends dominate the global competitive marketplace. Which of the following best represents these trends?

E. M. is a 32-year-old female reporting the following symptoms: feeling increasingly anxious and irritable over the past few months, heart palpitations, heat intolerance, unexplained weight loss, despite maintaining her usual diet frequent diarrhea occasional tremors in her hands Family Hx: Mother has a Hx of Graves’ disease in her 50s Psych/Social:  client denies any recent illnesses or significant stressors in her life. Physical Assessment: Height: 5ft 6in, Weight: 112 lbs (BMI: 18.1% – Underweight)  General Appearance: Client appears “jittery” and displays tremors of the upper extremities Skin: warm, moist HEENT: evidence of exophtahlmos to eyes bilaterally HR: 110 bpm RR: 19 Temp: 98.9 (F) – temporal BP: 139/82 Lab values: TSH: 0.3 (0.5 – 5.0) – Low T4: 21.2 (11.0 – 21.0) – High T3: 6.9 (3.1 -6.) – High Use the choices below: specify…. 1) the condition the client is most likely experiencing 2) the action/intervention the nurse would take to address that condition 3) the medication the nurse would administer for that condition 3) the 2 parameters the nurse would monitor to assess the client’s progress. ,

A nurse is caring for a client on the medical-surgical unit.   Nurses’ Notes 4/25/2024 (1300) – Client admitted to 4C (Surgical Step-Down) post inguinal hernia repair. Client denies reports of pain. Urinary catheter in place and draining is clear, yellow urine. Client denies past medical history and reports family history of hypertension. Client denies ETOH consumption, smoking, and is not currently sexually active. 4/26/2024 (1200) – Urinary catheter removed per provider order. Client voided 200mL clear, yellow urine without difficulty.  4/27/2024 (1000) – The client complains of urinary frequency, burning, and urgency. Cient states, “I had to get up 6 times to use the urinal last night, but didn’t put out much urine.” Provider notified. Prescription received to check post-void residual. Current Labs/Diagnostics: 4/25/2024 (0800)  Urinalysis  Color: Pale Yellow Appearance: Clear pH: 6 (4.6 – 8) Protein: 0 mg/dL  (0 – 8 mg/dL) Specific gravity: 1.015 (1.01 – 1.025) Leukocyte esterase: NEG Nitrites: NEG Ketones: NONE   4/27/2024 (1100) Urinalysis  Color: Dark Amber Appearance: Cloudy pH: 8 (4.6 – 8) Protein: 0 mg/dL  (0 – 8 mg/dL) Specific gravity: 1.015 (1.01 – 1.025) Leukocyte esterase: POS Nitrites: POS Ketones: NONE  4/27/2024 (1100) – Post-void residual ultrasound 22 mL urine. Vital Signs: 4/27/2024 (1000):  Temp: 100.4 F (38 C) HR: 88 bpm RR: 19 BP: 118/85 mmHg   *** Complete the statements by using the choices below to specify A) What condition the client is most likely experiencing, B) 2 actions the nurse should take to address that condition C) 2 parameters the nurse should monitor to assess the client’s progress.