A client began directly observed therapy (DOT) for pulmonary TB two months ago, and his TB symptoms began to improve. However, at the end of his eighth week of therapy he presents with hemoptysis and a cough. The most likely explanation for this exacerbation of symptoms is that the client:

Which clinical manifestation should the nurse assess for when caring for a patient with a diagnosis of hyperthyroidism?

The Medical Product Safety objectives for 2030 focus on reducing adverse drug events (ADEs). Increasing appropriate use and monitoring adverse effects of medical products will (Select All the Apply). 

Which statement by a 52-year-old patient newly diagnosed with stage I breast cancer indicates more teaching may be needed?

Which of these complementary and/or alternative therapies could the nurse suggest to a patient who has frequent UTI’s.?

Which laboratory test will the nurse use to determine whether the prescribed filgrastim is effective in the treatment of a patient who is receiving chemotherapy for acute lymphocytic leukemia?

Match the below herbs to what disease or process they may help with

9. The proximate cause requirement for a negligence tort is most likely NOT met where: 

Oxygenated blood supply to the orbicularis oris muscle may pass through all of the following arteries EXCEPT:

4. Ted, a trucker, was traveling in a windstorm, despite receiving high wind warnings indicating that trucks were being tipped over by the wind. The strong winds caused Ted’s big rig truck to flip over, blocking the right lane of a two lane highway. Paula, who was traveling in the same direction as Ted, heard on the traffic report that the road was blocked, but decided the transit authorities would probably get it taken care of, so she continued her travels on the highway. When she came to Ted’s truck, Paula swerved into the lane of oncoming traffic to avoid it, causing her to have a head-on collision with another car, resulting in serious injuries. If Paula sues Ted for her injuries, what is the likely result?