One of the most famous Empires of the Mesopotamia region was the Babylonian Empire started by __.

One of the earliest known civilizations occurred in Mesopotamia in an area known as the Fertile crescent along the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. 

The Han Dynasty had numerous innovative accomplishments which include porcelain, woodblock print, and the magnetic compass. 

Culturally and intellectually speaking, Indian culture greatly influenced the Arabs in the Middle East in two areas: astrology and __.

Common characteristics of civilizations included food surpluses, higher population densities, social stratification, systems of taxation, specialization of skills, regular trade, accumulated learning or writing, and sometimes ___.

The nurse is caring for a client who is scheduled for surgery. Which data should the nurse collect to identify safety and security needs?

The Kebra Nagast identifies the Queen of Sheba, or Queen Mekeda, as an Ethiopian ruler who conquered the gold and salt trade in Western Africa.

A client with uncontrolled diabetes mellitus develops metabolic acidosis.  What assessment finding would the nurse expect to find? 

What is the term used in the nursing process for the client’s problem?

New technology used in health care has had which of these effects on nurses’ use of the ethical decision-making process?