When caring for a client with hepatitis B, which situation would expose the nurse to the virus?

While the nurse is assisting a client to ambulate as part of a cardiac rehabilitation program, the client has midsternal burning. What should the nurse do next?

Following cardiac bypass surgery, the client has been referred to a cardiac rehabilitation exercise program. The client has type 1 diabetes and has bilateral leg discomfort with walking. The client is exercising using a stationary bicycle. The nurse should evaluate the client’s response to exercise by assessing the presence of which condition?

A patient with myocardial infarction suddenly becomes tachycardic, shows signs if air hunger and begins coughing frothy, pink-tinged sputum.  Which finding would the nurse anticipate when auscultating the client’s breath sounds?

Discuss the difference between the Maillard Reaction and enzymatic browning.

Explain why social, biological, and physical properties do not seem to establish the identity of an individual person. Be sure to explain this with a few different types of such properties (such as fingerprints, race, etc.). What type of properties, or what part of ourselves, does seem essential to our identity as an individual person? 

The Food and Drug Administration requires ___________ before it will allow the marketing and sale of new drugs.

Which stage of sleep do nightmares occur?

Psychology is considered to be a science.

The ribosome structure contains RNA.