Which factor is most protective against development of substance misuse?

What is the output of the following program? #include #include int main() { char text[] = “12345ECE264”; size_t result = strspn(text, “0123456789”); printf(“%zu”, result); return 0; }

The following program passes a temperature value and a humidity value to the “print_readings” function, which in turn prints the values. The program compiles, but outputs an incorrect value. The error is caused by one line of the program. Rewrite the line to fix the program. You do not need to identify the line number. #include void print_readings(unsigned char packed) { unsigned char temperature; unsigned char humidity; temperature = packed & 0xF0; humidity = packed & 0x0F; printf(“Temperature: %u\n”, temperature); printf(“Humidity: %u\n”, humidity); } int main() { unsigned char temperature = 9; unsigned char humidity = 6; unsigned char packed; packed = (temperature

An older client complains extensively about memory problems and says, “I cannot do anything right anymore.” The client has depressed mood and variable effort during testing. Which interpretation is most appropriate?

Which change is most consistent with progression of Alzheimer’s disease?

Which mealtime intervention is appropriate for a hospitalized client with anorexia nervosa?

 The daughter of a 76-year-old reports that over 18 months her father has needed help organizing appointments and finances but still bathes, dresses, and prepares simple meals. Which finding is most consistent with this presentation?

What is the output of the following program? #include typedef struct { int x; int y; } Point; typedef struct { int id; Point location; } Sensor; int main() { Sensor s = {3, {4, 7}}; Sensor *p = &s; p->location.x = s.location.y + p->id; printf(“%d”, s.location.x); return 0; }

 Which finding is most characteristic of a major neurocognitive disorder rather than delirium?

What is the output of the following program? #include typedef enum { OFF, LOW = 2, MEDIUM = 7, HIGH } Level; int main() { Level a = OFF; Level b = HIGH; printf(“%d”, a + b); return 0; }