4. Describe how it is possible for an infectious disease to be considered an extremely acute or fatal condition when it first comes to the attention of public health authorities, but then later it is found to be mild or benign in its most common form. Give an example of such a disease

Give the medical names for the bones described: collar bone shoulder blade wrist bones thigh bobe kneecap upper arm bone breast bone finger bones shin bone

You are caring for a 52-year- old woman who has been prescribed a major antipsychotic (neuroleptic) agent. after explaining the potential side effect, the client refuses to take the medication. how would you feel about taking a major antipsychotic (neuroleptic) agent, realizing the many side effects that these medications can cause? for psychoactive medications to be effective, client adherence is essential. how would you respond to a client who continually fails to follow his or her medication regimen?

Anurse is assessing a client who is receiving a peripheral iv infusion and notes infiltration the insertion site. which of the following actions should the nurse take? a. flush the iv catherer. b. elevate the extremity. c. apply pressure to the iv site. d. slow the infusion rate.