The basic building blocks of all life are called:

Which of the following requires the expenditure of energy in order for it to occur?

Acidosis is characterized by a(n):

Generally, the only physical finding in a patient with a prolapsed mitral valve is:

Organs found within the cranial and spinal cavities are part of the _____ system(s).

Following a stroke, a man has atrophy of his left leg. This means that:

You are caring for a patient that had a mastoidectomy.  The following will be included in your nursing care.

A client with Ménière’s disease is experiencing severe vertigo. Which instruction should the nurse give to the client to assist in controlling the vertigo?

How should a nurse assist a visually impaired patient to ambulate?

A nursing student is assisting an older client who is alert, conversant, and cognitively intact.  The client has decreased vision related to macular degeneration.  When would the supervising nurse intervene?