Alcohol and benzodiazepine intake results in a relaxation effect. These substances predominantly affects which neurotransmitter that when activated inhibits neuron transmission, reduces anxiety and causes relaxation?

A 30-year-old is complaining of her left eye being red, with watery discharge, and it feels like she has something in it. She also states her eye hurts and she has photophobia. She said it started 1 day ago. She denies a cough, fever, sore throat, or facial pain. She wears daily disposable contacts and sometimes she falls asleep with them on. She has no significant past medical history and denies history of allergies. On examination, her eye is red around the cornea, the pupil reacts briskly, and the lens has a slight opacity. A likely diagnosis is:

Which of the findings are consistent with structural scoliosis? (SELECT ALL THAT APPLY)

What is a key difference between dementia and delirium?

Why does the risk of osteoporosis increase after menopause?

What is the relationship between the hypothalamic pituitary axis and depression?

A new nurse states, “I must pay attention to those clients with insurance before tending to those without insurance, because clients with insurance are how the hospital makes money.” This is a violation of which ethical principle?

Nurses develop empathy with their clients while gathering information about the client. Which of the following actions by the nurse is non-therapeutic?

A client in the mental health facility asks the nurse for their personal phone number and says they’d like to go on a date after discharge. Which is the nurse’s best response in this situation?

The nurse asks the client, “What was it like for you when you first learned about your diagnosis?” The client looks down and pauses without speaking for some time. Which action by the nurse is most therapeutic?