To determine whether a patient is stable or unstable, it helps to compare vital signs taken after interventions to the ________ set.

The condition that occurs when blood to the brain is obstructed or when a vessel in the brain ruptures is:

a. an ulcer c. the flu b. a heart attack d. a stroke

What is the primary purpose of nutrition assessment?

a. To identify how much weight the patient needs to lose b. To identify the patient's ideal body weight c. To develop a nutrition care plan d. To identify the proper caloric intake for the patient