1.  The nurse is with a patient who complains of severe pain, documents every 15 minutes about the steps taken to try to relieve the pain (without success). The nurse also documents the time and content of two calls made to the patient’s primary care provider requesting that the primary care provider examines the patient for unexpected complications. This documentation by the nurse is likely to:

Name and briefly describe two common settings in which professional counselors may work.

Which ethical principle refers to keeping a client’s personal information private unless there is a risk of harm?

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a counseling theory that emphasizes the connection between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.

An increase in urine output will __________ cardiac output

Why does increased preload increase the strength of heart contractions?

Releasing factors from the hypothalamus are considered to be _________________ with the anterior pituitary.

Prevents tetany in the heart

Serum is plasma without ____________

Antagonistic to insulin