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A nurse is caring for a client diagnosed with an allergy. Which should the nurse monitor in the client as signs and symptoms of an allergic response?
 
  A) Vasodilation, edema, and itching
  B) Vascular spasm or vasoconstriction
  C) Spontaneous platelet plug formation
  D) Coagulation process for a fibrin clot

Question 2

Lifestyle factors and risk factors can directly affect health. Lifestyle factors and risk factors influence the numbers of illnesses and deaths. A nurse is reviewing with the client aspects the client's current lifestyle.
 
  What is the highest priority lifestyle and risk factor that this client can control? A) Smoking
  B) Nutrition
  C) Genetic makeup
  D) Stress


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Reply #1 on: Jul 17, 2018
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Foreign substances cause an inflammatory or a hypersensitivity reaction in the body, resulting in vasodilation, edema, and itching. These signs and symptoms are the result of an allergic or inflammatory response. Vascular spasm or vasoconstriction, spontaneous platelet plug formation, and coagulation processes that form a fibrin clot are hemostatic initial responses, not the result of an allergic or inflammatory response.

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Smoking is a lifestyle and risk factor that an individual can control. Nutrition and stress are other lifestyle factors that an individual can control. Genetic makeup is a risk factor that an individual cannot control.


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