Question

1. which of the following is a function of the nervous system? it pumps blood throughout the body it helps the body take in oxygen and remove carbon dioxide it sense and interprets information from outside the body it helps the body digest food 15. which of the following statements is true of how an na should assist a resident with one - sided weakness after a stoke? the na should lead with the weaker side. the na should stand on the weaker side. the na should use terms bad or messed up so it clear which side is the weaker side. the na should not use a gait belt during transfers. 16. high blood pressure can be detected just by looking at a person cannot be treated with medication is never a serious condition is a consistent measurement of 130/80 or higher

Explanation:

1. The nervous system senses and interprets external information. Pumping blood is the heart's function, gas - exchange is the respiratory system's role, and digestion is mainly by the digestive system.
2. When assisting a resident with one - sided weakness after a stroke, the nursing assistant (NA) should stand on the weaker side to provide support. Leading with the weaker side is incorrect, using derogatory terms is inappropriate, and a gait belt may be needed for transfers.
3. High blood pressure is defined as a consistent measurement of 130/80 or higher. It cannot be detected just by looking, can be treated with medication, and can be a serious condition.

Answer:

1. It sense and interprets information from outside the body
2. The NA should stand on the weaker side.
3. Is a consistent measurement of 130/80 or higher