21.  A patient admitted with complaints of epigastric pain is evaluated for a myocardial infarction. Blood markers are negative but the electrocardiogram, ECG, shows deep Q waves without ST segment elevation.  The nurse recognizes these changes indicate:

11.  The nurse is caring for an adult client who is admitted with chest pain that began four hours ago. Which of the following tests will be most specific in identifying acute heart damage?

51.   For which patient would drug therapy with Lovastatin be contraindicated?

2.  A patient is demonstrating signs of cardiac valve stenosis. The nurse should be prepared to discuss which of the following diagnostic tests with this patient?

If a food has 256 kcalories and 72 of those kcalories are coming from fat, what percent of the total kcalories are coming from fat? (scroll up and click on “calculator” on the right side of the screen. Once the calculator appears, you can scroll back to the question and the calculator will follow you.)

The pelvic floor muscles provide pelvic stabilization because of their transverse arrangement in the pelvis.

Progression of a rehabilitation program coincides with the

Pain down the leg is a sign of  

Vertebral artery insufficiency tests should be performed on a patient who is  

1Insomniacs may envy those who have no problem sleeping. 2However, too muchsleep is also a sleep disorder. 3There are a couple of major causes of sleeping toomuch. 4One major cause of this problem is apnea, a condition associated withbreathing difficulties during the night. 5In severe cases, the victim actually stopsbreathing after falling asleep. 6When the level of carbon dioxide in the blood rises to acertain point, apnea sufferers are spurred to a state of arousal just short of wakingconsciousness. 7Because this can happen hundreds of times in a night, apnea patientstypically feel exhausted and fall asleep repeatedly the next day. 8Another cause of toomuch sleep is narcolepsy, a hereditary condition that causes victims to nod off withoutwarning in the middle of a conversation or other alert activity. 9Narcoleptics will oftenexperience a sudden loss of muscle tone upon expression of any sort of emotion. 10Ajoke, anger, sexual stimulation—all bring on a feeling of weakness. 11Anothersymptom of the disorder is immediate entry into REM sleep, a state which producesfrightening hallucinations that are in fact dreams that the narcoleptic experiences whilestill partly awake. Sentence 11 providesA. the topic sentence.B. a major detail.C. a minor detail