<span>Nurse can suspect Tuberculosis as the patient has night sweats and lymphocytosis.
Sputum also need to be cultured to make sure she does not have AIDS.</span>
The first action nurse should take is to evaluate the bladder for distention. in the event the bladder is distended nurse should provide the patient with privacy. i.e nurse can walk with patient to the bathroom. to avoid the urinary tract infection, the process of catheterization should be the last resort after all the other options available have failed.
The correct answer is: silent mutation
There are a few types of genetic mutation that can change genetic code. Those mutations can be classified:
1. Substitution-only one base is changed
• Nonsense mutations-when substitution leads to the formation of a stop codon instead of a codon
• Missense mutations-when one nucleotide is substituted and a different codon is formed
• Silent mutations-when a nucleotide is substituted and the same amino acid is produced
2. Insertion- extra base pairs are inserted
3. Deletion- section of DNA is deleted
Answer:
0.01%
Explanation:
If the grass is 100%, then the grasshopper is 10%, the mouse is 1%, the snake is 0.1%, and the hawk is 0.01%. When you go up the trophic levels, you only get 10% of the energy left behind from the last level (in other words, you move the decimal point to the left by 1 place).
Answer:
Option B
Explanation:
Complete question -
Following their sixteen-week, closed-ended, grief and loss psychotherapy group with adults as reported by Price et al, which of Yalom's therapeutic factors was most identifiable?
a. recapitulation
b. altruism
c. universality
d. imagery
Solutions -
Out of the eleven therapeutic factors the one that will be easily recognizable will be the one which will involve some kind of action and interaction or any visible signs. Altruism would affect a person positively and help him/her to gain confidence. This confidence will be visible by the person’s action when he/she will help other people in the group to gain value and significance in the same way as he/she has done.
Hence, option B is correct
