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Factors that determine body composition include anthropometric measurements such as height, weight, body mass index, skinfold thickness, and mid-arm muscle circumference. Body composition is the amount of body tissue that is lean versus the amount that is fat. Pulse rate, blood pressure, and temperature do not determine body composition, but rather a person's vital signs and physical status.
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The cortex is considered the higher-functioning portion of the brain. It enables people to think abstractly, use and understand language, accumulate and store memories, and make decisions about information received. Therefore, the nurse can conclude that the client's cortex is affected. The subcortex consists of the structures in the mid-brain and brainstem. The subcortical structures are primarily responsible for regulating and maintaining physiologic activities that promote survival. They regulate breathing, heart contraction, blood pressure, body temperature, sleep, appetite, and stimulation and inhibition of hormone production.
Patient teaching - eye assessment
Apply the substance to the client’s upper chest.
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