A 50-year-old man is overweight, has a high-stress job, a sedentary lifestyle, and a father with heart disease. He is at greatest risk for
A) Diabetes
B) Degenerative joint disease
C) Cardiovascular disease
D) Hypertension
Question 2
A pregnant teenager tells the school nurse that she is scared her baby will be sick when it is born. What would be an appropriate response by the school nurse in the collection of health maintenance assessment data?
A) What kind of sickness do you think your baby will have?
B) Have you ever had a baby before? Do you know anyone that has?
C) Tell me what foods you are eating and if you are sleeping.
D) If you eat healthy and drink milk, your baby will be fine.
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