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A nurse is providing care for two patients: one with osteoarthritis (OA) and the other with rheumatoid arthritis (RA). Which nursing interventions or symptoms are correctly associated with these conditions?

We have two scripts able to translate text input provided to them on STDIN, line per line, and output the translation to STDOUT. In addition, they will output to STDERR any line that they are unable to translate.   The first script translates from English to French (e2f.sh) while the second translates from French to English (f2e.sh). We want to send the contents of a file named poem.txt to the STDIN of the first script, and the result of its translation to the second script. This means that we translated from English to French then French to English. The goal is to check how bad the result of such back-and-forth automated translation is.   More specifically, we want the end result of these two consecutive translations, coming out of the STDOUT of f2e.sh, to be stored in a file named poem-revised.txt. In addition, the STDERR of each script will be saved separately in two files named errors-e2f.txt and errors-f2e.txt.  Provide a single command line (not multiple commands separated by ‘;’) doing so by using pipes and redirections as needed.  

A 34-year-old man present to your office. His body mass index is 32 kg/m2 and his vital signs are normal. He has a family history of type 2 diabetes mellitus. His fasting blood glucose levels are 116 mg/dL and 121 mg/dL, on 2 separate occasions. He has an HbA1c of 6.%. Which of the following is most accurate regarding the diagnosis of this patient?

All non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS) have an FDA Black Box Warning regarding:

You are called to the bedside of a 35-year-old male with a history of epilepsy who was known to have stopped his medications.  The nurse reports he began having tonic-clonic movements and lost consciousness two minutes prior to your arrival.  Which of the following interventions is most appropriate at this time?

A 22-year-old male with a body mass index in the 88th percentile presents to the office. He is concerned that he may have diabetes since he has a strong family history of diabetes (both of his parents have type 2 diabetes). Diabetes is defined as having a hemoglobin A1C level equal to or greater than which of the following?

Acute hepatic necrosis occurs with acetaminophen doses of 10 to 15 g, and doses above 25 g are usually fatal.

An overweight pre diabetic patient with severe asthma asks the nurse to recommend a physical activity program. Patient with limitations and disabilities should:

Caucasian Americans have a greater prevalence of DM and HTN than other ethnic groups. Treatment of both issues is essential in this population.

Diane received her first medroxyprogesterone (Depro Provera) injection 6 weeks ago and calls the clinic with a concern that she has been having a light “period” off and on since receiving her Depo shot. What communication would you provide to Diane?