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The nurse is performing Verify clients signed consent.
preoperative care of a client for an
open reduction and internal fixation
(ORIF) of a fractured right tibia
before the procedure, which action
should the nurse prioritize?


A client receives a prescription for 2
acetaminophen 1,000 mg by mouth
every 8 hours as needed for pain.
The bottle is labeled
"Acetaminophen for Oral Suspension,
USP 500 mg per 15 mL." How many
tablespoons should the nurse
instruct the client to take with each
dose? (Enter numerical value only.)

,the nurse observes a client prepare a a. brings a heavy can close to body before lifting
meal in the kitchen of a rehabilitation c. widens stance while working near the sink
facility prior to discharge. which
behaviors indicate the client
understands how to maintain
balance safely?


a. brings a heavy can close to body
before lifting
b. locks knees while preparing food
on the counter
c. widens stance while working near
the sink
d. bends from the waist to pick trash
off the floor
e. leans forward to pull a pan from a
high shelf

, The RN is assigned to care for four c. Three days postoperative colon resection
surgical clients. After receiving the receiving a transfusion of packed RBCs. .
report, which client should the nurse
see first?


a. Two days postoperative bladder
surgery with continuous bladder
irrigation infusing.
b. One-day postoperative
laparoscopic cholecystectomy
requesting pain medication.
c. Three days postoperative colon
resection receiving a transfusion of
packed RBCs.
d. Preoperative, in buck's traction,
and scheduled for hip arthroplasty
within the next 12 hours


A client is receiving a continuous a. No further thrombus will form.
infusion of the anticoagulant,
heparin, for treatment of a deep vein
thrombosis of the right calf. Which
goal should the nurse include in this
client's plan of care?


a. No further thrombus will form.
b. The client's INR (international
normalized ratio) will be 2.
c. The existing thrombosis will
dissolve. d. The circumference of the
client's right calf will decrease.

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