NURS 2863

Care of the Client with Sensory Disorders Most of us will agree that the abilities to see, hear, taste, perceive touch, and smell are pretty important. Without the ability to smell, food would have little, if any, taste. The sense of touch lets us know when we experience something pleasurable or are injured. But of all the senses, the abilities to see and hear are considered most important because they keep us most informed about the world around us. This chapter reviews problems affect...

NURS 2863 maternity exam 2NURS 2863 maternity exam 2 A primigravida asks the nurse about signs she can look for that would indicate that the onset of labor is getting closer. The nurse should describe: A) weight gain of 1 to 3 lbs. B) quickening. C) fatigue and lethargy. D) bloody show. The nurse should tell a primigravida that the definitive sign indicating that labor has begun would be: A) progressive uterine contractions with cervical change. B) lightening. C) rupture of membranes. D...

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CARE OF THE CLIENT WITH SENSORY AND NEURO DISORDERS CARE OF THE CLIENT WITH SENSORY AND NEURO DISORDERS Most of us will agree that the abilities to see, hear, taste, perceive touch, and smell are pretty important. Without the ability to smell, food would have little, if any, taste. The sense of touch lets us know when we experience something pleasurable or are injured. But of all the senses, the abilities to see and hear are considered most important because they keep us most informed ab...

HESI Case Study: PostpartumNURS 2863 Prior to discontinuing the IV Pitocin (oxytocin), which assessment is most important for the nurse to obtain? A. Vital signs. B. Vaginal discharge. C. Uterine firmness. D. Oral intake What is the priority nursing diagnosis for a patient who is experiencing residual effects of epidural anesthesia? A. Risk for injury. B. Impaired physical mobility. C. Altered urinary elimination. D. Risk for infection. What is the priorit...