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The zero population theory suggests that we should limit the number of births every year. 

Which of the following sociologists was a German who studied the social class struggles over the means of production and predicted a worker revolt due to the inequalities he perceived in capitalism? 

Which type of society is the United States? 

In which type of society are you most likely to find organic solidarity? 

What was the objective of the Tuskegee Experiment? 

The term sociology was coined  by:

After assessing a client who is receiving an amiodarone intravenous infusion for unstable ventricular tachycardia, the nurse documents the findings and compares these with the previous assessment findings: Vital Signs Nursing Assessment Time: 0800Temperature: 98° FHeart rate: 68 beats/minBlood pressure: 135/60 mm HgRespiratory rate: 14 breaths/minOxygen saturation: 96%Oxygen therapy: 2 L nasal cannulaTime: 1000Temperature: 98.2° FHeart rate: 49 beats/minBlood pressure: 101/57 mm HgRespiratory rate: 16 breaths/minOxygen saturation: 95%Oxygen therapy: 2 L nasal cannula Time: 0800Client alert and oriented.Cardiac rhythm: normal sinus rhythm.Skin: warm, dry, and appropriate for race.Respirations equal and unlabored.Client denies shortness of breath and chest pain.Time: 1000Client alert and oriented.Cardiac rhythm: sinus bradycardia.Skin: warm, dry, and appropriate for race.Respirations equal and unlabored.Client denies shortness of breath and chest pain.Client voids 420 mL of clear yellow urine. Based on the above assessments, which action should the nurse take?

Following insertion of a central venous catheter, the nurse obtains a stat chest x-ray film to verify proper catheter placement. The radiologist reports to the nurse: “The tip of the catheter is located in the superior vena cava.” What is the best interpretation of these results by the nurse?

The nurse is preparing for a Joint Commision visit. In preparation, the nurse identifies the following as current National Patient Safety Goals. (Select all that apply)

The clients’s spouse is very upset because his loved one, who is near death, has dyspnea and restlessness. The nurse explains that there are some ways to decrease this discomfort, including: