tinacalderon3809 tinacalderon3809

03-01-2023
Medicine

Answered

how do prisoners get so muscular? if acquiring big, lean muscle mass requires good diet, intense training, and good sleep, how are prisoners able to do that with a poor diet

Answer :

Other Questions

the nurse is instructing a client with osteomalacia about appropriate food items to include in the diet. which food items would be included in the client's diet

the nurse is reinforcing instructions to a pregnant client regarding the need to consume folic acid in the diet. the nurse determines that the client understand

a recently retired client reports that he has been able to sleep only 3 hours a night and that he has nausea, frequent urination, and headaches. he is asking th

it has been suggested that in order to promote healthy lifestyles, medical schools preferentially admit students who do not smoke. do you think this approach wi

the nurse is assessing a 2-day postpartum mother. the mother complains of severe pain and an intense feeling of swelling and pressure in the vulvar area. after

a client who requested a do-not-resuscitate (dnr) order upon admission to the hospital now states a desire for the medical team to do everything possible to hel

is caring for a client with obstructive sleep apnea. the pn should recognize the client is at greater risk for the development of which complication?

At 8:00 am the patient, a 63-year-old woman with liver cancer, is alert and conversant. she is weak, but able to sit up in bed with minimal assistance. glasgow

you are administering oxygen at 15 l/min to a patient with respiratory distress. if you are using a d cylinder (cylinder constant, 0.16), which reads 1500 psi,

a client with right lower quadrant pain is admitted to the emergency department with a white blood cell (wbc) count of 17.8/mm3. what should the nurse do next?