An 81-year-old female client has presented to the emergency department accompanied by her daughter with whom she lives. the daughter states that her mother has experienced a recent series of falls, which have resulted in her facial and arm bruises. the client smells of urine and is noticeably emaciated, unkempt, and is anxious while the daughter berates her during the nurse's assessment. what is the nurse's responsibility in this situation?

It's good to be in positive energy balance when you're  a.  a fully grown adult in good health.    b.  trying to deal with stress.    c.  recovering from the flu.    d.  beginning an exercise program

For years, tobacco products have included a message from the surgeon general warning the negative effects of tobacco use. at this time, a push is being made for the fda to begin to regulate e-cigarettes in order to mandate warning labels and age restrictions. write a paragraph that identifies 2 health problems that have been linked to nicotine and/or tobacco use. you should include statistics demonstrating the incidence of problems among smokers and provide a resource citing where you found the information provided. (remember from unit 1 what makes a resource reliable.) due in 2

Why do rna viruses appear to have higher rates of mutation? a) rna nucleotides are more unstable than dna nucleotides.b) replication of their genomes does not involve proofreading.c) rna viruses can incorporate a variety of nonstandard bases.d) rna viruses are more sensitive to mutagens.