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A diabetic diet A. requires at least 10 glasses of water a day. B. balances food groups and eating routines to manage blood glucose. C. limits sodium levels. D. provides nutrient rich and high protein meals. 43. A breach of confidentiality by a Psych Tech can A. affect the patient’s insurance benefits and future medical insurance. B. affect the patient’s future employment and promotions. C. lead to a lawsuit against the Psych Tech, the hospital and others. D. cause all of the above. 44. Which observation does NOT need to be reported immediately? A. A visitor says he is OK after being tripped by a patient he did not come to see. B. You observe that both patients from the same room are coughing. C. Two patients had a fist fight but you were able to stop it and calm them down. D. A patient charted as often having high blood pressure has a BP of 230/120. 45. The one that is NOT part of the brain is the A. brain stem. B. cerebrum. C. epiglottis. D. cerebellum. 46. Which is NOT a correct thing to do when bathing a patient: A. Cover the patient for warmth and privacy. B. Pat the skin dry. C. Wash from the dirtiest area to the cleanest area. D. Rinse the skin thoroughly to remove all soap. 47. A patient on a low-fat diet can have everything below except A. buttermilk. B. pasta. C. cheese. D. potatoes. 48. In nursing, the word “vitals” means A. those medications that are vital to a patient’s well-being. B. the vital signs – temperature, pulse, respiration and blood pressure. C. the important activities that all recovering patients should perform. D. vital statistics – births, marriages and deaths. © 1993-2014 American Association of Psychiatric Technicians, Inc.