The Nurse Identifies the Collaborative Problem of Potential Complication: Hypovolemic

question 19

Multiple Choice

The nurse identifies the collaborative problem of potential complication: hypovolemic shock related to loss of circulatory volume for a patient with bacterial peritonitis resulting from a ruptured appendix. The nurse recognizes that the major loss of circulating fluid volume occurs as a result of

• A) prolonged nasogastric (NG) suctioning.
• B) increased production of stress hormones.
• C) extracellular fluid shift into the peritoneal cavity.
• D) loss of purulent drainage into the peritoneal cavity.

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Interpret graphical representations of market situations including the effects of various taxes and subsidies.

Understand the implications of price controls (ceilings and floors) on market shortages and surpluses.

Understand the impact of taxes on market equilibrium prices and quantities.