Your bowel movements (poop) are dependent on your food intake, health, and diet. Health affects its viscosity as well as color, and bad health or medical conditions can lead to dark stools.
[Green] may suggest that the intestines didn't break down the chemicals (because of diarrhea), or diet consisting of greens (vegetables).
[Red] stools should be taken with caution, and you should contact your doctor for a check-up.
[Black] stools can be a symptom of a disease, or the side-affect of a medication.
[Yellow] stools may be caused by a lack of bile salts( I'm not that sure, go on google if you are confused)
Hi !
An older client expresses concern about developing new "age spots". Which instruction is most important for the nurse to provide the client?
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<em>b. Monitor for signs of infection</em>
<em>c. Monitor spots for color changes</em>
(check for asymmetry, border irregularity, color variation, diameter, and evolving changing in any feature to assess lesions for signs associated with cancer.)
T cells attack antigens on foreign substances and B cells produce antibodies.
Answer:
B. Infectious mononucleosis.
Explanation:
Splenic enlargement is why when you have mono you're on bedrest & have to avoid activities like sports...so you don't rupture your spleen.
A. Eating before competition wouldn't affect your spleen
C. Hematuria is blood in your urine, so that would be kidneys/bladder
D. Cirrhosis involves your liver.
