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Partners often differ in their________ for sexual encounters—their expectations about what will take place during a sexual encounter and about what each partner’s responsibilities are.

The cognitive-behavioral approaches to treating schizotypal personality disorder are similar to the cognitive-behavioral approaches to treating

Raoul was assigned male at birth and identifies as a heterosexual man. One term to characterize this identification is

Which question does the nurse ask when assessing a client’s social history during a gastrointestinal system assessment?

The nurse is performing a health interview on a client who complains of epigastric pain. What question addresses likely causative factor for pancreatitis? Select all that apply.

A nurse in the emergency department is caring for a 67-year-old male client who presents with epigastric pain. Use the following chart to complete the bowtie diagram. Complete the bowtie diagram below by selecting an option to specify: Which condition the client is most likely experiencing (A) Two actions the nurse should take to address the client’s condition (B) Two parameters the nurse should monitor to assess the client’s progress (C). Use your clinical judgment to select the best answer(s). What condition is the client most likely experiencing (A)? Write your answer in the blank below. _______ What are the two actions the nurse should take to address the client’s condition (B)? _______ What are the two parameters the nurse should monitor to assess the client’s progress (C)? _______

What nutrient does lipase aid in digesting?

A client diagnosed with end-stage pancreatic cancer is taking large doses of hydromorphone for pain control. Which acid-base imbalance is the client most at risk of developing?

A 32-year-old female client diagnosed with an acute cholecystitis episode has been hospitalized for several days for gastrointestinal rest and IV antibiotics. The client was not a surgical candidate. The nurse prepares the client for discharge and provides health teaching to help the client avoid future episodes of acute cholecystitis.  Choose the most likely options for the information missing from the statements below by selecting from the list of options provided.  The nurse teaches the client to eat small, frequent meals, avoid high- ____1____ foods, and avoid ____1____. In addition, the nurse teaches the client to contact the health care provider with symptoms of biliary disease including ____2____, ____2____, and ____2____.  Options for 1 Options for 2 Protein Abdominal pain Fiber Steatorrhea Saturated fat Hypoxia Whole grains Muscle cramps Glucose Ecchymosis Smoking Vomiting Answers for 1: _______ Answers for 2: _______

Respond “True” to complete the practice exam