Consider the following argument and its map. “But is the existence of God disproven by the very suffering that drives many individuals to religion? Some people think so, and, in fact, the existence of suffering is one of the main reasons people don’t believe in God. Let’s think about it seriously, though. 2 If our actions didn’t have moral value then life would be meaningless so 3 God would want our actions to have moral value. Clearly, 4 if we didn’t have free will then none of our actions would have moral value which means that 5 God would allow us to have free will, and 6 beings that have free will are bound to cause suffering because 7 beings that have free will are bound to make mistakes. It follows from all this that 1 God would allow suffering to occur.” MC 3.4c Central Argument.pngPremise 2 says “If our actions didn’t have moral value then life would be meaningless.” Which of the following objections, if true, would show premise 2 to be false?

Match the ingredient to its benefit in hair care.

The nurse is working at a sporting event when a football player is injured after being tackled. The nurse is first to respond on the field. What action by the nurse is unsafe?

The nurse is reviewing laboratory values for a client with heat exhaustion. Which electrolyte is most concerning to monitor?

The nurse is gathering information from a client who presents with difficult, painful, frequent urination and a clear penile discharge. Which additional information supports a diagnosis of urethritis?

A client diagnosed with benign prostatic hyperplasia is prescribed the alpha-blocking medication to reduce symptoms. Which side effect is the most concerning?

The nurse is attempting to understand why a client refuses to discuss their case today. Which of the following may be an example of a communication block at this time?

Place in order the primary survey a nurse conducts when a client arrives at the emergency department 1. Exposure 2.  Breathing 3.  Disability 4. Airway 5. Circulation

A 50-year-old woman tells the nurse, “It is such a relief not to need birth control anymore. I haven’t had a period in 3 months.” How should the nurse reply? 

The nurse is caring for a client who has been exposed to cold and presents with pale, blanched toes. Which action should the nurse implement first?