A Patient Has Lamivudine-Resistant Hepatitis B and Has Been Taking

question 14

Multiple Choice

A patient has lamivudine-resistant hepatitis B and has been taking entecavir [Baraclude] for 2 years. The patient asks the nurse why the provider has recommended taking the drug for another year. What will the nurse tell the patient?

• A) "Entecavir can reverse fibrosis and cirrhosis of the liver when taken long term."
• B) "It is necessary to continue taking entecavir to avoid withdrawal symptoms."
• C) "The drug will be given until the infection is completely eradicated."
• D) "You will need to continue taking entecavir to prevent lactic acidosis and hepatotoxicity."

Comprehend the complexities surrounding the definition of family and its implications for individuals in diverse societies.

Analyze the contributions of queer theorists and feminists to the evolution of the concept of the nuclear family.

Explain Parsons' concepts of "instrumental" and "expressive" roles within families and the criticisms these concepts have faced.

Examine functionalist perspectives on family and how these are expanded upon by feminist or conflict theoretical insights.

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Definitions:

Family Background

The social, economic, and educational characteristics and environments of one's parents or family of origin.

Genetic Factors

Elements within an organism's genetic makeup that influence traits, behaviors, and their susceptibility to diseases.

Bulimia Nervosa

An eating disorder characterized by episodes of binge eating followed by compensatory behaviors such as self-induced vomiting, aimed at preventing weight gain.

Bingeing And Purging

a cycle of overeating followed by induced vomiting or use of laxatives to prevent weight gain, characteristic of bulimia nervosa.