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The nurse is discharging a client home from an outpatient surgery center. The nurse has reviewed all of the discharge instructions with the client and her caregiver. What else should the nurse do before discharging the client from the facility? Select all that apply.

A nurse in the preoperative holding area is admitting a woman prior to reduction mammoplasty. What should the nurse include in the care given to this client? Select all that apply.

A client was diagnosed with cancer several weeks ago and family members describe him as “utterly distraught.” The client has fully withdrawn from social and family contact. What is the nurse’s best action?

There are some animals that perform courtship behaviors like the male birds of paradise that dance to attract female birds of paradise. Select the benefit(s) the males face in doing these types of behaviors? Select all that apply

And your third bonus question: Ok, let’s do some math. Calculators and scratch paper: here we go!

Throughout your classes (even in Genetics), you have learned that synonymous mutations do not change the amino acid sequence. This means that these silent changes should be neutral with respect to fitness. Therefore, it implies that codon usage should be random. But, in some cases, it is not random and that’s why mutations are not entirely random (and the reason I’ve been referring to them as random-ish). This phenomenon of codon usage that is not entirely random is called

Choosy females may win double by finding a mate that provide resources.

Which of the following would results from a decrease in albumin, a large protein in the blood?

Which of the following will lead to increased blood pressure?