an estimated time frame to complete the assessment d. standing at the foot of the bed to get the best look at the patient and his and her responses e. preparation of the room for the least amount of distractions so the patient can remain focused to questions offered by the nurse -ANSWER- a. intro...
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The nurse knows that all patients have the right to nursing interventions regardless of their race, religion or gender. The ethical principle that best describes this concept is -ANSWER- Justice An alert adult patient has refused an intramuscular injection. The nurse waits until the patient is as...
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Add to cartThe nurse knows that all patients have the right to nursing interventions regardless of their race, religion or gender. The ethical principle that best describes this concept is -ANSWER- Justice An alert adult patient has refused an intramuscular injection. The nurse waits until the patient is as...
A client has a continuously running peripheral infusion. The physician orders an antibiotic as a piggyback infusion four times per day. In order to administer the antibiotic, the nurse should do which of the following? Select all that apply. 1. Avoid compatibility issues by starting an additional I...
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Add to cartA client has a continuously running peripheral infusion. The physician orders an antibiotic as a piggyback infusion four times per day. In order to administer the antibiotic, the nurse should do which of the following? Select all that apply. 1. Avoid compatibility issues by starting an additional I...
sterile An infant is hospitalized for treatment of botulism. which factor is associated with botulism in the infant? -ANSWER- the mother sweetens the infant's cereal with honey a nurse is assessing a client hospitalized with peptic ulcer disease. which finding should be reported to the charge...
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Add to cartsterile An infant is hospitalized for treatment of botulism. which factor is associated with botulism in the infant? -ANSWER- the mother sweetens the infant's cereal with honey a nurse is assessing a client hospitalized with peptic ulcer disease. which finding should be reported to the charge...
An adult client is diagnosed with a degenerative bone disease that is impairing mobility. Based on this information alone, which of the following actions should be the nurse's first priority? A) Implementing a low-level exercise program for the client B) Assessing the client's pain management C...
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Add to cartAn adult client is diagnosed with a degenerative bone disease that is impairing mobility. Based on this information alone, which of the following actions should be the nurse's first priority? A) Implementing a low-level exercise program for the client B) Assessing the client's pain management C...
soles of the feet. The nurse reviews the primary health care provider's prescriptions and anticipates that which medication should be prescribed? -ANSWER- Doxycycline The nurse determines that a child with type 1 diabetes mellitus is having a hypoglycemic reaction. Which supplement should the nu...
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Add to cartsoles of the feet. The nurse reviews the primary health care provider's prescriptions and anticipates that which medication should be prescribed? -ANSWER- Doxycycline The nurse determines that a child with type 1 diabetes mellitus is having a hypoglycemic reaction. Which supplement should the nu...
Refrain from driving a car for 6 weeks. Alternate rest and activity. Make an appointment for the staples to be removed. Report early signs of infection. -ANSWER- Report early signs of infection. Explanation: Clients who have had a splenectomy are especially prone to infection. The reduction ...
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Add to cartRefrain from driving a car for 6 weeks. Alternate rest and activity. Make an appointment for the staples to be removed. Report early signs of infection. -ANSWER- Report early signs of infection. Explanation: Clients who have had a splenectomy are especially prone to infection. The reduction ...
ANSWER- Stop the oxytocin infusion The nursing care of a woman with a third-degree laceration immediately after delivery would include: -ANSWER- Cold pack to the perineum After several hours of labor, a nursing assessment reveals that a woman's cervix is 5 cm dilated but contractions are beco...
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Add to cartANSWER- Stop the oxytocin infusion The nursing care of a woman with a third-degree laceration immediately after delivery would include: -ANSWER- Cold pack to the perineum After several hours of labor, a nursing assessment reveals that a woman's cervix is 5 cm dilated but contractions are beco...
should be restricted to 2 g/day. 5. Nutritional requirements for zinc will increase during pregnancy. -ANSWERS- 1) INCORRECT - The nutritional requirement for protein during pregnancy is around 60 g/day, which is only a modest increase in protein intake over the recommended levels in adult women. ...
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Add to cartshould be restricted to 2 g/day. 5. Nutritional requirements for zinc will increase during pregnancy. -ANSWERS- 1) INCORRECT - The nutritional requirement for protein during pregnancy is around 60 g/day, which is only a modest increase in protein intake over the recommended levels in adult women. ...
verified answers Read the following patient scenario and identify the step of the nursing process represented by each numbered and bold-faced nursing activity. Annie se...
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Add to cartverified answers Read the following patient scenario and identify the step of the nursing process represented by each numbered and bold-faced nursing activity. Annie se...
(Layering is important in prevention of cold injuries. In the cold environment, lightweight and synthetic fabric clothing is best.) A nurse is providing reminders to a Red Cross class about safety procedures to prevent drowning or submersion. In which situation does this present the greatest risk...
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Add to cart(Layering is important in prevention of cold injuries. In the cold environment, lightweight and synthetic fabric clothing is best.) A nurse is providing reminders to a Red Cross class about safety procedures to prevent drowning or submersion. In which situation does this present the greatest risk...
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