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Discuss the benefits and disadvantages of determinate and indeterminate

Discuss the benefits and disadvantages of determinate and indeterminate

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For my Bio class we have discussion questions each week. It just so happens that I need help with this weeks question: Discuss the benefits and disadvantages of determinate and indeterminate cell differentiation. What developmental animal lin

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Anonymous

The value to Darwin of Lyell's ideas on the geologic history of the earth was the

The value to Darwin of Lyell's ideas on the geologic history of the earth was the

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The value to Darwin of Lyell's ideas on the
  geologic history of the earth was the
  a. evidence from fossils.
  b. record of catastrophic changes that
  encouraged evolution.
  c. confi

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bio_man

You are assigned to care for a client, who does not speak or understand English, which is the only ...

You are assigned to care for a client, who does not speak or understand English, which is the only ...

You are assigned to care for a client, who does not speak or understand English, which is the only language that you speak and understand. The client is accompanied by his young grandson who appears to be about 8 years of age. What would be the BEST

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bio_man

J.G.'s physician comes to the ICuto assess J.G. and tells you to watch out because J.G. is about to ...

J.G.'s physician comes to the ICuto assess J.G. and tells you to watch out because J.G. is about to ...

J.G.'s physician comes to the ICuto assess J.G. and tells you to watch out because J.G. is about to go into alcohol withdrawal delirium. the physician writes several medication orders.
 
  What medications are commonly prescribed for patie

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Rachelle Arnold

Word Scramble: Mice CPTELTAN

Word Scramble: Mice CPTELTAN

Word Scramble: Mice
   
  CPTELTAN

ashaylinb   160   3 Replies

Cooper Fordyce

Word Scramble: Rats HIEBESKRR

Word Scramble: Rats HIEBESKRR

Word Scramble: Rats
   
  HIEBESKRR

y52qiu   155   2 Replies

Jordan Wagner

Instead of a suture ligature, the veterinarian used _____ ______ to ligate the vessel. Fill in the ...

Instead of a suture ligature, the veterinarian used _____ ______ to ligate the vessel. Fill in the ...

Instead of a suture ligature, the veterinarian used _____ ______ to ligate the vessel.
 Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

cheyww   1043   12 Replies

Jaqui Mendoza

Which of the following components capture remnant radiation that will represent an anatomical image? ...

Which of the following components capture remnant radiation that will represent an anatomical image? ...

Which of the following components capture remnant radiation that will represent an anatomical image?
 
 SNR
  AMA
  DEL
  TFT

jennwatson05   162   2 Replies

Hanaan Mohammed

Word Scramble: Hamsters 1. SIEMNTGIN 2. RFADW 3. STEDORUXE 4. CRAATIEB 5. EHCKEOEPHSUC 6. ...

Word Scramble: Hamsters 1. SIEMNTGIN 2. RFADW 3. STEDORUXE 4. CRAATIEB 5. EHCKEOEPHSUC 6. ...

Word Scramble: Hamsters
  1. SIEMNTGIN
  2. RFADW
  3. STEDORUXE
  4. CRAATIEB
  5. EHCKEOEPHSUC
  6. WODO VGSSNIAH
  7. ATWRE E T T B L O
  8. UNNLOCRAT
  9. TEW TIAL
  10. ECSTN SNLAGD

Briteangelsteph   394   5 Replies

Victoria Seymour

A poorly positioned parietoacanthial facial bone projection (Waters method) demonstrates the petrous ...

A poorly positioned parietoacanthial facial bone projection (Waters method) demonstrates the petrous ...

A poorly positioned parietoacanthial facial bone projection (Waters method) demonstrates the petrous ridges within the maxillary sinuses. How was the positioning setup mispositioned for such a projection to be obtained?
 
  1. The MML was

rachel787   308   2 Replies

Kayscrilla

A/an ______ increases blood pressure. (Fill in the blank)

A/an ______ increases blood pressure. (Fill in the blank)

A/an ______ increases blood pressure.
 Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

keekee01   153   2 Replies

N. WARD

The ____________________ of drug distribution has become the preeminent method used by hospital ...

The ____________________ of drug distribution has become the preeminent method used by hospital ...

The ____________________ of drug distribution has become the preeminent method used by hospital pharmacies.
 Fill in the blank(s) with correct wordThe procedure for evaluating costs and benefits of only those programs whose be

Lalalili67   396   2 Replies

Randy Duronslet

What are the different types of skin cancer?

What are the different types of skin cancer?

What are the different types of skin cancer?

mohstek   133   1 Reply

bio_man

Word Scramble: Mice BIDLAEP

Word Scramble: Mice BIDLAEP

Word Scramble: Mice
   
  BIDLAEP

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kslavens

Word Scramble: Rats EDRTNO

Word Scramble: Rats EDRTNO

Word Scramble: Rats
   
  EDRTNO

reeko   221   3 Replies

kslavens

A nurse is orienting a new client and family to the inpatient unit. What information does the nurse ...

A nurse is orienting a new client and family to the inpatient unit. What information does the nurse ...

A nurse is orienting a new client and family to the inpatient unit. What information does the nurse provide to help the client promote his or her own safety?
 
  a. Encourage the client and family to be active partners.
  b. Have the

harjoe   246   2 Replies

harjoe

A nurse manager wants to improve hand-off communication among the staff. What actions by the manager ...

A nurse manager wants to improve hand-off communication among the staff. What actions by the manager ...

A nurse manager wants to improve hand-off communication among the staff. What actions by the manager would best help achieve this goal? (Select all that apply.)
 
  a. Attend hand-off rounds to coach and mentor.
  b. Conduct audits of

suncs   267   3 Replies

samer

An older adult client takes medication three times a day and becomes confused about which medication ...

An older adult client takes medication three times a day and becomes confused about which medication ...

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.
 

Steven   198   2 Replies

Steven

A client is put on twice-daily acetaminophen (Tylenol) for osteoarthritis. What finding in the ...

A client is put on twice-daily acetaminophen (Tylenol) for osteoarthritis. What finding in the ...

A client is put on twice-daily acetaminophen (Tylenol) for osteoarthritis. What finding in the client's health history would lead the nurse to consult with the provider over the choice of medication?
 
  a. 25-pack-year smoking history

Tkonrye   228   2 Replies

Tkonrye

A nurse is caring for four clients receiving pain medication. After the hand-off report, which ...

A nurse is caring for four clients receiving pain medication. After the hand-off report, which ...

A nurse is caring for four clients receiving pain medication. After the hand-off report, which client should the nurse see first?
 
  a. Client who is crying and agitated
  b. Client with a heart rate of 104 beats/min
  c. Client

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leticia1977

A nurse is preparing to give an infusion of acetaminophen (Ofirmev). The pharmacy delivers a bag ...

A nurse is preparing to give an infusion of acetaminophen (Ofirmev). The pharmacy delivers a bag ...

A nurse is preparing to give an infusion of acetaminophen (Ofirmev). The pharmacy delivers a bag containing 50 mL of normal saline and the Ofirmev. At what rate does the nurse set the IV pump to deliver this dose? (Record your answer using a whole nu

mananshah90   266   2 Replies

mananshah90

A nurse cares for an adult client who has received genetic testing. The client's mother asks to ...

A nurse cares for an adult client who has received genetic testing. The client's mother asks to ...

A nurse cares for an adult client who has received genetic testing. The client's mother asks to receive the results of her daughter's genetic tests. Which action should the nurse take?
 
  a. Obtain a signed consent from the client allowin

hk7   222   1 Reply

siwar

A nurse completes pedigree charts for clients at a community health center. Which diagnosis should ...

A nurse completes pedigree charts for clients at a community health center. Which diagnosis should ...

A nurse completes pedigree charts for clients at a community health center. Which diagnosis should the nurse refer for carrier genetic testing? (Select all that apply.)
 
  a. Huntington disease
  b. Breast cancer
  c. Hemophilia

Tkonrye   249   3 Replies

Mulenga

A medical-surgical nurse asks the nurse researcher, What is the difference between qualitative and ...

A medical-surgical nurse asks the nurse researcher, What is the difference between qualitative and ...

A medical-surgical nurse asks the nurse researcher, What is the difference between qualitative and quantitative questions? How should the nurse researcher respond?
 
  a. Quantitative questions analyze the content of what a person says or

harjoe   169   2 Replies

harjoe

A nurse is developing a clinical question in a PICOT format. What components are included in the ...

A nurse is developing a clinical question in a PICOT format. What components are included in the ...

A nurse is developing a clinical question in a PICOT format. What components are included in the question? (Select all that apply.)
 
  a. Patient
  b. Comparison
  c. Outcome
  d. Implementation
  e. Time

[co

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suncs

A nurse plans care for a client who is bedridden. Which assessment should the nurse complete to ...

A nurse plans care for a client who is bedridden. Which assessment should the nurse complete to ...

A nurse plans care for a client who is bedridden. Which assessment should the nurse complete to ensure to prevent pressure ulcer formation?
 
  a. Nutritional intake and serum albumin levels
  b. Pressure ulcer diameter and depth

brandon...   216   2 Replies

brandon...

A nurse collaborates with an occupational therapist when providing care for a rehabilitation client. ...

A nurse collaborates with an occupational therapist when providing care for a rehabilitation client. ...

A nurse collaborates with an occupational therapist when providing care for a rehabilitation client. With which activities should the occupational therapist assist the client? (Select all that apply.)
 
  a. Achieving mobility
  b. At

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gimblox

The nurse is teaching a family member about various types of complementary therapies that might be ...

The nurse is teaching a family member about various types of complementary therapies that might be ...

The nurse is teaching a family member about various types of complementary therapies that might be effective for relieving the dying client's anxiety and restlessness.
 
  Which statement made by the family member indicates understanding o

omggimmetheansw   195   1 Reply

msginmiami

A nurse discusses inpatient hospice with a client and the client's family. A family member ...

A nurse discusses inpatient hospice with a client and the client's family. A family member ...

A nurse discusses inpatient hospice with a client and the client's family. A family member expresses concern that her loved one will receive only custodial care. How should the nurse respond?
 
  a. The goal of palliative care is to provid

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Myasslik

While at a public park, a nurse encounters a person immediately after a bee sting. The person's ...

While at a public park, a nurse encounters a person immediately after a bee sting. The person's ...

While at a public park, a nurse encounters a person immediately after a bee sting. The person's lips are swollen, and wheezes are audible. Which action should the nurse take first?
 
  a. Elevate the site and notify the person's next of ki

Beezus   192   2 Replies

Beezus

A nurse assesses a client admitted with a brown recluse spider bite. Which priority assessment ...

A nurse assesses a client admitted with a brown recluse spider bite. Which priority assessment ...

A nurse assesses a client admitted with a brown recluse spider bite. Which priority assessment should the nurse perform to identify complications of this bite?
 
  a. Ask the client about pruritus at the bite site.
  b. Inspect the bi

johnnybagggs   187   2 Replies

johnnybagggs

A nurse is caring for a client whose wife died in a recent mass casualty accident. The client says, ...

A nurse is caring for a client whose wife died in a recent mass casualty accident. The client says, ...

A nurse is caring for a client whose wife died in a recent mass casualty accident. The client says, I can't believe that my wife is gone and I am left to raise my children all by myself. How should the nurse respond?
 
  a. Please accept m

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DARE

A client at risk for developing hyperkalemia states, I love fruit and usually eat it every day, but ...

A client at risk for developing hyperkalemia states, I love fruit and usually eat it every day, but ...

A client at risk for developing hyperkalemia states, I love fruit and usually eat it every day, but now I can't because of my high potassium level. How should the nurse respond?
 
  a. Potatoes and avocados can be substituted for fruit.

codym806   200   2 Replies

codym806

A nursing student learning about antibody-mediated immunity learns that the cell with the most ...

A nursing student learning about antibody-mediated immunity learns that the cell with the most ...

A nursing student learning about antibody-mediated immunity learns that the cell with the most direct role in this process begins development in which tissue or organ?
 
  a. Bone marrow
  b. Spleen
  c. Thymus
  d. Tonsils[

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FakeUser

The nurse assesses clients for the cardinal signs of inflammation. Which signs/symptoms does this ...

The nurse assesses clients for the cardinal signs of inflammation. Which signs/symptoms does this ...

The nurse assesses clients for the cardinal signs of inflammation. Which signs/symptoms does this include? (Select all that apply.)
 
  a. Edema
  b. Pulselessness
  c. Pallor
  d. Redness
  e. Warmth

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s.l.green   222   2 Replies

s.l.green

A client's white blood cell count is 7500/mm3. Calculate the expected range for this client's ...

A client's white blood cell count is 7500/mm3. Calculate the expected range for this client's ...

A client's white blood cell count is 7500/mm3. Calculate the expected range for this client's neutrophils.
 
  (Record your answer using whole numbers separated with a hyphen; do not use commas.) ______/mm3

Question 2[

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loverfly

A client with acquired immune deficiency syndrome is hospitalized and has weeping Kaposi's sarcoma ...

A client with acquired immune deficiency syndrome is hospitalized and has weeping Kaposi's sarcoma ...

A client with acquired immune deficiency syndrome is hospitalized and has weeping Kaposi's sarcoma lesions. The nurse dresses them with sterile gauze. When changing these dressings, which action is most important?
 
  a. Adhering to Standa

ashleykali00   222   2 Replies

ashleykali00

A group of nursing students has entered a futuristic science contest in which they have developed a ...

A group of nursing students has entered a futuristic science contest in which they have developed a ...

A group of nursing students has entered a futuristic science contest in which they have developed a cure for cancer. Which treatment would most likely be the winning entry?
 
  a. Artificial fibronectin infusion to maintain tight adhesion

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Pita

A nurse reads on a hospitalized client's chart that the client is receiving teletherapy. What ...

A nurse reads on a hospitalized client's chart that the client is receiving teletherapy. What ...

A nurse reads on a hospitalized client's chart that the client is receiving teletherapy. What action by the nurse is best?
 
  a. Coordinate continuation of the therapy.
  b. Place the client on radiation precautions.
  c. No act

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taysmith

A client hospitalized for chemotherapy has a hemoglobin of 6.1 mg/dL. What medication should the ...

A client hospitalized for chemotherapy has a hemoglobin of 6.1 mg/dL. What medication should the ...

A client hospitalized for chemotherapy has a hemoglobin of 6.1 mg/dL. What medication should the nurse prepare to administer?
 
  a. Epoetin alfa (Epogen)
  b. Filgrastim (Neupogen)
  c. Mesna (Mesnex)
  d. Oprelvekin (Neume

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chanceh91