The chart below shows the percent change in mass of eggs in various salt solutions over a 1 hr period. By looking at the trajectory of the lines, you can tell if there was more or less salt in the egg in comparison to the solution based on whether water move out (it decreased in mass), or if water moved in (it gained mass). Based on the diagram, what percentage of salt is closest to the salt concentration in the egg, given the various lines for each percentage solution the egg was placed into?

While hospitalized, what color slippers will the nurse typically use to identify a client assessed to be at risk of falling?

Which answer choice below correctly describes how the bladder fills with urine?

Which diseases require special orders before the nurse can cut the client’s nails? Select all that apply.

Identify a factor of the following polynomial 6×2+7x-3

Which statement most accurately describes a nursing action associated with standard precautions?

Two nurses are preparing to turn an immobile client in bed using a lifting sheet. What should the nurses keep in mind with respect to proper body mechanics during the lifting procedure?

Given the RAAS diagram below, what change causes blood volume to increase in this pathway?

What muscle surrounds the bladder and contracts when the bladder fills with urine to help move urine out of the urethra?

A client has an infection in the left eye that is producing drainage. What is the rationale for using separate supplies for each eye?