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% of blood loss in mild hypovolemic shock 20% or less
3 multiple choice options
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% of blood loss in moderate hypovolemic shock 20-40%
3 multiple choice options
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% of blood loss in severe hypovolemic shock 40% or above
3 multiple choice options
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s/s of mild hypovolemic shock -diaphoresis
-increased capillary refilling
-cool extremities
-anxiety
2 multiple choice options
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s/s of moderate hypovolemic shock -diaphoresis
-increased capillary refilling
-cool extremities
-anxiety
-tachycardia (HR above 100 bpm)
-tachypnea (rapid RR)
-postural hypotension and oliguria
2 multiple choice options
, Question: Answer:
s/s of severe hypovolemic shock -diaphoresis
-increased capillary refilling
-cool extremities
-anxiety
-tachycardia (HR above 100 bpm)
-tachypnea (rapid RR)
-postural hypotension and oliguria
-hypotension
-agitation/confusion
-hemodynamic instability
2 multiple choice options
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The nurse suspects a pregnant client may be experiencing In a private and safe environment, ask the client about IPV
intimate partner violence (IPV), what would be the most 3 multiple choice options
appropriate approach when discussing this topic with a client?
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Intimate partner violence (IPV) is perpetrated by an intimate Cultural
partner in the context of coercive control. Which of the 3 multiple choice options
following is NOT a type of violence included in the definition
of IPV? =
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Which hormone is responsible for a positive pregnancy test? Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG)
3 multiple choice options
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A pregnant client is diagnosed with gestational diabetes The client's GDID will be controlled with insulin, diet, and physical
insulin dependent (GDID) and asks the nurse what the activity
diagnosis means in regard to pregnancy. Which of the 3 multiple choice options
following responses by the nurse is appropriate?
Questions with 100% Verified Answers Latest Update
Question: Answer:
% of blood loss in mild hypovolemic shock 20% or less
3 multiple choice options
Question: Answer:
% of blood loss in moderate hypovolemic shock 20-40%
3 multiple choice options
Question: Answer:
% of blood loss in severe hypovolemic shock 40% or above
3 multiple choice options
Question: Answer:
s/s of mild hypovolemic shock -diaphoresis
-increased capillary refilling
-cool extremities
-anxiety
2 multiple choice options
Question: Answer:
s/s of moderate hypovolemic shock -diaphoresis
-increased capillary refilling
-cool extremities
-anxiety
-tachycardia (HR above 100 bpm)
-tachypnea (rapid RR)
-postural hypotension and oliguria
2 multiple choice options
, Question: Answer:
s/s of severe hypovolemic shock -diaphoresis
-increased capillary refilling
-cool extremities
-anxiety
-tachycardia (HR above 100 bpm)
-tachypnea (rapid RR)
-postural hypotension and oliguria
-hypotension
-agitation/confusion
-hemodynamic instability
2 multiple choice options
Question: Answer:
The nurse suspects a pregnant client may be experiencing In a private and safe environment, ask the client about IPV
intimate partner violence (IPV), what would be the most 3 multiple choice options
appropriate approach when discussing this topic with a client?
Question: Answer:
Intimate partner violence (IPV) is perpetrated by an intimate Cultural
partner in the context of coercive control. Which of the 3 multiple choice options
following is NOT a type of violence included in the definition
of IPV? =
Question: Answer:
Which hormone is responsible for a positive pregnancy test? Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG)
3 multiple choice options
Question: Answer:
A pregnant client is diagnosed with gestational diabetes The client's GDID will be controlled with insulin, diet, and physical
insulin dependent (GDID) and asks the nurse what the activity
diagnosis means in regard to pregnancy. Which of the 3 multiple choice options
following responses by the nurse is appropriate?
