Answer to Question 1
C
Because African Americans tend to be at risk for cardiovascular disease and hypertension, the nurse plans to maintain the patient's blood pressure at or below the current recommendation by the American Heart Association. The nurse can be incorrectly assuming that he practices and be-lieves in the magicoreligious system. The nurse should assess his spiritual beliefs and determine how much they influence his attitudes toward Western health care. The magicoreligious system maintains social relationships in good condition to prevent illness; however, if the older adult does not follow this cultural practice, then this goal can be unsuitable. The older adult may not believe in this system; therefore the information can be irrelevant.
Answer to Question 2
A, B, D
A decline in cognitive function, functional status, and heat intolerance are all indicative of hypo-thyroidism. An elevated TSH and decrease in T4 indicates hypothyroidism.
Scientists have demonstrated functional hair regeneration from adult stem cells
American Red Squirrel
Gross food? Or an American MASTERPIECE?
Nursing care plan - risk for infection
Mazie Hirono, the first Japanese American woman to be elected a U.S. senator.
African Man