Answer: Shows concern for the client's plight.
Explanation: After having a very traumatic and life changing experience, because of what just happened to the client. The best thing to do immediately after having such kind of experiences, caring and warmth consoling are the most effective to the mental pain of the client.
The slowest drug absorption/response is definitely oral/digestion route.
The fastest drug response time route would be intravenous, the drugs directly enter the blood so it can work instantly. Snorting/inhaling drug still need time to be absorbed to the blood vessel. It might be fast enough if used for local response (example: asthma). The mechanism probably by mucosa diffusion so its similar to rectal or sublingual route.
The question is stated incorrectly and the correct question is as follows,
1. When activated becomes a macrophage that fights infection.
2. Main bacteria killer during acute infections.
3. Releases granules that kill parasitic worms
Answer:
1. Monocyte
2. Neutrophil
3. Eosinophil
Explanation:
The blood contains five different types of white blood cells namely the monocytes, neutrophils, basophils, eosinophil and lymphocytes.
These white blood cells perform different functions in the human body as.
1. The monocytes are the cell with a nucleus which becomes phagocytic when it recognises a pathogen and the cell thus is known as the macrophage.
2. The neutrophils are the WBC which are found in abundant amount in cells and activate the T-lymphocytes and kill the bacteria cell.
3. The eosinophil is the cells with lysosomes which helps in killing the larger pathogen in the human body like the larger insects.
The complete question is as follows.
A nurse is discussing the role of vitamin D in calcium regulation with a nursing student. Which statement by the student indicates a need for further teaching?
A. “Adequate amounts of vitamin D occur naturally in the diet.”
B. “Vitamin D3 is preferred over vitamin D2.”
C. “Vitamin D can promote bone decalcification.”
D. “Vitamin D increases the absorption of calcium and phosphorus from the intestine.
Answer :
A. “Adequate amounts of vitamin D occur naturally in the diet.”
Explanation :
The right amount of vitamin D the body needs cannot be obtained from food.
There are two main ways to get vitamin D
1) Exposing bare skin to sunlight / Ultraviolet light.
2) Vitamin D supplements
Following are the foods that provide vitamin D :
Egg yolk
Fatty fish
Beef liver
Cheese.
Sunlight is the most important source of vitamin D. Spending more time in sunlight greatly increases vitamin D in body.
The body helps protect the eggs with fat, bones, and other parts. It also keeps the egg fed, and healthy, and takes care of it. It helps the egg while it matures and also takes care of the mother
