49. Which of the following terms refers to how many years a person is predicted to live?

People who are not able to relax place a constant low-level strain on the cardiovascular system that could manifest as heart disease.

42. The place where the most unintentional injuries occur is:

Which guidance would the nurse provide to a patient diagnosed with cirrhosis whose abdomen is distended with elevated ammonia levels? Select three that apply.

48. A person’s life expectancy and physiological age prediction are based on the person’s present lifestyle habits, should the person continue those habits for life.

30. The Joint Commission is the predominant organization responsible for accrediting health care facilities.

37. The practice of establishing and maintaining healthy or hygienic conditions in the environment is

36. The majority of sexually transmitted infections exist without obvious symptoms, meaning a person can have an STI that goes unnoticed for years.

The nurse cares for a client after an open cholecystectomy procedure. Which is the priority action for the nurse to take?

The nurse cares for a client diagnosed with acute liver failure. The nurse observes the client has suddenly developed slurred speech and cool, clammy skin. Which is the most likely cause?