The most pathogenic yeasts are found in the CSF rather than in the other types of fluids. Which yeast is described as small and often intracellular with a distinct nonstaining cell wall?

Which of the following is the most important safety step following an injection?

A) Rinsing the patient's mouth B) Assessing the patient for adverse reactions C) Recapping the needle with a one-handed technique D) Making a complete chart entry

An overproduction of cortisol causes ________

A) Graves' disease B) Addison's disease C) Cushing's syndrome D) hyperpituitarism