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A nurse is caring for a client who is struggling with alcohol overuse. Which of the following statements would be appropriate for the nurse to make?

"Try to be patient and allow yourself more time to reach recovery."

"You could try to stop all at once to get moving towards recovery."

"You should probably stop socializing outside your home."

"Maybe someone at your homeless shelter can tell you how they quit drinking."

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is A

A. "Try to be patient..."
Encouraging self-compassion is therapeutic and promotes realistic recovery expectations.

B. "You could try to stop all at once..."
Not safe-sudden cessation can lead to withdrawal symptoms.

C. "You should probably stop socializing..."
Social isolation is not encouraged in recovery.

D. "Maybe someone at your homeless shelter..."
Assumes client’s housing status and may be judgmental or stereotyping.

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Correct Answer is ["0.2"]

Explanation

Calculation:

10 mg/mL concentration →

Needed: 2 mg

2 mg ÷10mg/mL

= 0.2mL

A. Exophthalmos B. Gastric ulcerations C. Cardiac enlargement D. Urinary tract infections

Correct Answer is C

Explanation

A. Exophthalmos
Associated with Graves’ disease, not hypoxia.

B. Gastric ulcerations
Not typically caused by chronic hypoxia.

C. Cardiac enlargement
Chronic hypoxia increases cardiac workload, especially on the right side, leading to cor pulmonale (cardiac enlargement).

D. Urinary tract infections
UTIs are unrelated to chronic hypoxia.

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