Smokers are more susceptible to colds, flu, pneumonia, and asthma than nonsmokers.

A drug that increases central nervous system activity is a

Which of the following best describes a way to prevent overuse injuries?

Flexibility is the range of motion possible at a particular joint or series of joints.

Which of the following represents the greatest economic cost to society caused by tobacco use?

The likelihood of a driver being involved in a fatal crash rises significantly with a BAC of 0.05 percent and even more rapidly after what percent?

The most dangerous route of administration for drug users is

A nurse manager plans the fiscal budget and includes the salaries for two RNs for two 12-hour shifts with a patient census of 6 in the short-stay observation room. The nurse manager reviews the budget report 3 months later and notes that the salary expenses are higher than was budgeted because of higher than planned RN staff salaries. This additional RN staff is necessary to meet patient care needs because the census has remained constant at 10 patients rather than the 6 projected when the budget was developed. The difference between the planned budget and the actual cost is known as:  

The clans that allied to overthrow the Shogun in 1868 were:

Who was the first Prime Minister of Japan during the Meiji Restoration?