A nurse is caring for a client who has a new prescription for a low-cholesterol diet. Which of the following foods should the nurse recommend?

Correct Answer: C

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Correct Answer: C

Rationale: Choosing option C, 'I will inhale the medication quickly,' demonstrates an understanding of DPI use. Inhaling the medication quickly ensures effective delivery of the dry powder to the lungs, maximizing its therapeutic effects. Options A, B, and D are incorrect as shaking the DPI, taking it with food, and using a spacer are not recommended practices for DPI administration.

Correct Answer: A

Rationale: Learning theory underpins therapies that modify behavior through principles like conditioning. Behaviour therapy (choice A) directly applies learning theory, using techniques such as operant conditioning (rewards/punishments) and classical conditioning (stimulus-response pairing) to address maladaptive behaviors, like phobias or addiction. Psychoanalytic therapy (choice B) focuses on unconscious conflicts and past experiences, rooted in Freudian theory, not learning principles. Milieu therapy (choice C) emphasizes a therapeutic environment to foster social learning, but it's not strictly based on learning theory's conditioning mechanisms. Cognitive therapy (choice D) targets thought patterns to change behavior, incorporating some learning elements but primarily stemming from cognitive psychology. Choice A is correct because behaviour therapy explicitly relies on learning theory's framework, systematically altering behaviors through reinforcement or desensitization. Nurses use this in practice, such as in managing anxiety disorders with exposure techniques, highlighting its relevance in clinical settings where observable behavior change is the goal.

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: Lumbar puncture (LP) risks complications if contraindicated. Raised intracranial pressure (ICP) (choice A) can cause herniation post-LP, a fatal risk. Neoplasm (choice B) or hematoma (choice C) may increase ICP or bleeding risk, making LP dangerous. Headache (choice D) is a symptom, not a contraindication, and may even prompt LP (e.g., meningitis diagnosis). D is correct, as headache doesn't preclude LP. Nurses assess for ICP signs (e.g., papilledema), ensure safety, and manage post-LP headaches, supporting diagnostic accuracy.

Correct Answer: A

Rationale: Nelson syndrome follows bilateral adrenalectomy (choice A), often for Cushing's, causing ACTH oversecretion from pituitary hyperplasia, darkening skin, and tumor risk. Hypopituitarism (choice B) reduces hormones, opposite effect. Hyperpituitarism (choice C) is unrelated. Growth hormone deficiency (choice D) doesn't cause this. A is correct, per endocrinology. Nurses monitor ACTH, skin changes, and support imaging, managing this rare sequel.