Nursing 7890

NURSING 7890 Fundamentals Unit 2 Study Guide 1) An older adult patient complains of thirst, headache, and weight loss. The patient appears emaciated. On physical assessment, the nurse finds that the patient’s skin does not return to normal shape after being assessed. This finding is consistent with what? Poor skin turgor 2) The student nurse has been assigned to the pediatric unit for her clinical training this semester. She is assisting with the admission of a 5-month-old infant admitted ...

NURSING 7890 Fundamentals Unit 2 Study Guide 1) An older adult patient complains of thirst, headache, and weight loss. The patient appears emaciated. On physical assessment, the nurse finds that the patient’s skin does not return to normal shape after being assessed. This finding is consistent with what? Poor skin turgor 2) The student nurse has been assigned to the pediatric unit for her clinical training this semester. She is assisting with the admission of a 5-month-old infant admitted ...

NURSING 7890 Fundamentals Unit 2 Study Guide 1) An older adult patient complains of thirst, headache, and weight loss. The patient appears emaciated. On physical assessment, the nurse finds that the patient’s skin does not return to normal shape after being assessed. This finding is consistent with what? Poor skin turgor 2) The student nurse has been assigned to the pediatric unit for her clinical training this semester. She is assisting with the admission of a 5-month-old infant admitted ...

NURSING 7890 Fundamentals Unit 2 Study Guide 1) An older adult patient complains of thirst, headache, and weight loss. The patient appears emaciated. On physical assessment, the nurse finds that the patient’s skin does not return to normal shape after being assessed. This finding is consistent with what? Poor skin turgor 2) The student nurse has been assigned to the pediatric unit for her clinical training this semester. She is assisting with the admission of a 5-month-old infant admitted ...

THE ETHICAL DILEMMA OF NURSING AND RATIONAL SUICIDE 2 Does a nurse have the right to try and stop a person from committing rational suicide? Clinical nurses that take care of cancer patients that a re nearing the end of their lives are faced by a lot of ethical dilemmas. A main emerging dilemma is suicide. Across the world, about 1000 people die every year by suicide. In the U.S. alone, the annual suicide rate is 30000. Successful suicide attempts leave behind family, friends, relatives, coworke...