Milk thistle are _______ plants. This means that they occur almost always (estimated probability >99 percent under natural conditions in non-wetlands)

Suppose you know the percentage of a soil’s minerals that are sand, silt, and clay.  Use the triangle below to determine the soil’s texture if those percentages are: Sand: 20 Silt: 60 Clay: 20

Anion or Cation? Sodium _[a]_ Potassium __[b]__ Bicarbonate __[c]__ Magnesium __[d]__

The most sensitive indicator of alcoholic liver disease is:

Which is the correct name of the bone indicated by the arrow?

The heart can bind these neurotransmitters released by the nervous system: (choose the best answer)

A 70-year old patient is readmitted to the hospital to treat recurrent pneumonia. The patient had been discharged home with a prescription for antibiotics 5 days prior. The nurse admitting this patient will take which initial action?

An older adult is brought to the emergency department because of sudden onset of confusion. After the client is stabilized and comfortable, what assessment by the nurse is most important?

An older patient is hospitalized with pneumonia. Which intervention should the nurse implement to provide optimal care for this patient?

An older adult client takes medication three times a day and becomes confused about which medication should be taken at which time. The client refuses to use a pill sorter with slots for different times, saying “Those are for old people.” What action by the nurse would be most helpful?