20. Athletes participating in long- or ultra-long-distance races are at risk of suffering from hyponatremia.

According to research, increased intake of which of the following is most likely to increase the risk of dying from heart disease and cancer?

Consider the radical expression .  Explain the necessary steps to simplify this radical. Please write your answer in a complete sentence with proper grammar. Then, write the answer to this expression as an integer, simplified fraction, or decimal.    Note: The explain is worth four points while the answer itself is worth only one. 

The nurse at the clinic is interviewing a 64-yr-old woman who is 5 feet, 3 inches tall and weighs 125 lb (57 kg). The patient has not seen a health care provider for 20 years. She walks 5 miles most days and has a glass of wine 2 or 3 times a week. Which topics will the nurse plan to include in patient teaching about cancer screening and decreasing cancer risk? (Select4 that apply.)

A patient receiving chemo and radiation for stage 3 colon cancer starts complaining of chest palpitations and muscle cramping. The lab work drawn shows elevated uric acid levels. The nurse knows it is likely that the patient is experiencing what oncological emergency?

34. Unlike other drugs, cocaine use is common in lower-middle-class communities and professions.

22. Complete proteins contain all the essential amino acids and are typically ____.

The nurse cares for a client with a platelet count of 9 u/L ↓ following chemotherapy.  Which of the following is a priority assessment for the nurse to assess?

A patient with breast cancer who is receiving chemotherapy has developed alopecia and is noticeably upset. Which recommendation would the nurse make? Select 3 that apply.

A 47-year-old client asks the nurse if she is going into menopause if she has not had a menstrual period for three months.  Which response by the nurse is MOST appropriate?