A patient for whom you recently provided care stops by to thank you. He reports that he was diagnosed with a strain to his lower right leg. Which of the following structures is the primary structure affected in that injury?

Too many competing priorities can make you dysfunctional; creating an overwhelming sinking feeling and fragmentation that keeps you from accomplishing the goals of the organization. This is referred to as

A. task sufficiency. B. task saturation. C. task supply. D. task demand.

When a pressure ulcer is covered by eschar or has been treated by a skin or muscle graft, it may be considered:

a. unstageable. b. unspecified stage. c. stage 4. d. stage 5.