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In this course you do not need to cite your textbook. You a…
In this course you do not need to cite your textbook. You are expected to use it.
Which of the following are plagiarism?
Which of the following are plagiarism?
Using the web to answer quiz or exam questions is considered…
Using the web to answer quiz or exam questions is considered cheating.
Q40. Atherosclerosis impacts the arteries of the heart as w…
Q40. Atherosclerosis impacts the arteries of the heart as well as the arteries and arterioles throughout the body, causing what condition?
Q42. When teaching a patient about niacin therapy, the nurse…
Q42. When teaching a patient about niacin therapy, the nurse tells the patient to report which serious adverse effect to the primary healthcare provider?
Q26. The nurse explains to the patient in scenario that anti…
Q26. The nurse explains to the patient in scenario that antilipid agents available have which added benefits that result in decreased heart attacks and stroke? (Select all that apply.)
Q11. A nurse tells a 45-year-old male patient whose BMI was…
Q11. A nurse tells a 45-year-old male patient whose BMI was calculated to be 29 that this number means what?
Q30. Which cholesterol level would the nurse be the most con…
Q30. Which cholesterol level would the nurse be the most concerned with when conducting an assessment for a male patient suspected of having Metabolic Syndrome?
Q45. Choose the most likely options for the information miss…
Q45. Choose the most likely options for the information missing from the statements below by selecting from the list of options provided. Scenario: A patient who is moderately overweight and has hypertension was recently informed of a new diagnosis of hyperlipidemia and needs to be started on a statin. Choose the most likely option for the information missing from the following sentences by selecting from the list of options provided. The patient in the scenario was started on [option1]. The mechanism of action of the first drug [option2].