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Cholinergic Crisis - ANSWER-The client presents with increased muscle weakness and twitching due to administration of tensilon Stage II Lime Disease - ANSWER-Is characterized by joint pain as well as cardiac and neurological complications. If left untreated it may become chronic and lead to arthritis and peripheral neuropathy. Correct sequence to respond with a Epi-Pen - ANSWER-1. Inject the pen 2.Remove the stinger 3. Clean with soapy water 4. Apply Ice 5. Get medical help Adverse effect of Radiation therapy for laryngeal cancer. - ANSWER-Difficulty swallowing (it indicates a swelling of the esophageal tissue and may lead to malnutrition.) A Possible intervention to Prevent Dumping syndrome post surgery. - ANSWER-Lie in supine position after meals (this will help food to move slower through the intestinal tract) A decrease in Urine output - ANSWER-This may indicate a change in hepatic function and should be reported to the provider. Subclavian insertion site for a client for 3-4 weeks. - ANSWER-directly below the clavicle with a triple lumen catheter. What is the priority assessment for a client with a spinal injury - ANSWER-Peripheral reflex and sensation changes. (The greatest risk to the client is neurological damage and this would manifest ) Priority assessment for a client with status epilepticus having a seizure. - ANSWER-Level of oxygenation. Using the ABCs Intervention for a client having a tonic-clonic seizure who has become cyanotic - ANSWER-Turn them onto their side. This will provide a patent airway. Highest priority in a casted patient - ANSWER-Decreased blood flow past the casted area (may be manifested by decreased pulse pressure) First priority for a client with a fever cough and sweating - ANSWER-Initiate airborne precautions