Which of the following might be injected into a patient who is prone to forming blood clots and therefore at risk of a heart attack or stroke?  

What is the longest vein commonly used in grafts in coronary bypass surgery?  

Which of the following methods of drug administration would provide the most immediate availability, but allows the drug to be metabolized and eliminated very quickly?

Which of the following is consistent with the process of repolarization?

If the liver of an alcoholic is examined under the microscope postmortem (after death) the cells have changed their structure and function. This is due to the cells dealing with constant exposure to alcohol, which is a toxin. In order to try to maintain normal working order, one of the organelles, the smooth endoplasmic reticulum, adjusts to break down the alcohol. Which of the following hypotheses are supported by this liver mechanism?

A client with Addison disease is experiencing weakness and abdominal pain and has an oral temperature of 102°F and blood pressure of 70/35. Which client information should the nurse identify as potentially causing these manifestations? Select all that apply

The nurse is assessing a client with Cushing syndrome. Which findings should the nurse report for immediate follow-up?

A female client newly diagnosed with hypothyroidism indicates that she no longer participates in evening social activities, stating, “There is too much walking, and I prefer to go to bed early.” What is the best interpretation of this statement by the nurse? 

Chitin is a compound that is found in:

In living organisms, high density lipoproteins function by: