18. Information about the patient’s personal and medical history is most commonly recorded on the: 

16. A problem-oriented medical record, is a scientific method of record keeping using a client-centered problem-solving approach paralleling the phases of the nursing process. One of the components of the POMR is the nursing diagnosis. The nursing diagnosis is established from which of the following?  

89. Maria went to the gynecologist for her yearly exam and the doctor informed her that she had anemia. She was told to increase her _______ intake, which is essential for hemoglobin formation.

104. Mrs. Jackson was admitted to the medical unit c/o nausea, vomiting, anorexia, and indigestion. The HCW observed Mrs. Jackson vomiting while in a supine position. Which of the following actions would the HCW take first?  

51. What is the role of the gallbladder?

106. Food elements move from the stomach through the __________while being altered by a variety of secretions and enzymes.

72. From the following choose the intervention, which would be the most appropriate in promoting a client’s feelings of self-control: 

84. Joel, an elderly gentleman, has not been eating citrus fruits or fresh vegetables. He is not getting enough vitamin C in his diet. This deficiency may cause:  

70. What are the three primary functions of the kidneys?

73. Which of the following is the most likely to cause shame and embarrassment from elimination problems experienced by the client who is confined to a health care agency?