A Patient Admitted with an Abrupt Onset of Jaundice and Nausea

question 20

Multiple Choice

A patient admitted with an abrupt onset of jaundice and nausea has abnormal liver function studies but serologic testing is negative for viral causes of hepatitis. Which question by the nurse is appropriate?

• A)"Do you have a history of IV drug use?"
• B)"Do you use any over-the-counter drugs?"
• C)"Have you used corticosteroids for any reason?"
• D)"Have you recently traveled to a foreign country?"

Recognize the causes and outcomes of constitutional crises and rebellions against monarchial decisions in England and Scotland.

Comprehend the rise of political and military figures and their roles in shaping government and policy, including Oliver Cromwell's influence.

Appreciate the importance of legal documents, acts, and petitions in shaping the relationship between the monarchy and Parliament.

Understand the geopolitical and religious factors influencing marriage, succession, and diplomacy in England.

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