2. Regular physical activity has been shown to improve mood, cognitive function, creativity, and short-term memory

1. Most people who use the phrase “I don’t,” which connotes self-driven change, are successful at their chosen behavior change

The nurse provides teaching to a client newly diagnosed with neutropenia.  Which statements should the nurse include in this teaching?  Select all that apply (5).

The nurse cares for a client diagnosed with neutropenia.  The nurse observed the oral temperature to be 102 degrees F.  Of the prescribed physician orders, which is a priority action for the nurse to take to prevent advanced infection?

44. When death comes to active people, it usually is rather quick and not a result of prolonged illness.

43. When in need of medical attention, finding the right physician is a simple task because there are so many resources available to assist a person to do so.

People who are not able to relax place a constant low-level strain on the cardiovascular system that could manifest as heart disease.

According to surveys, during which part of a conditioning program do more than half of all new participants incur injuries?

Which drug being administered to a patient with cirrhosis would the nurse hold until further evaluation based upon the following assessment data? Assessment Data Blood pressure 88/60 mm Hg Heart rate 110 bpm Reported overall weakness

48. Which job has the highest percent fatality rate?