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• Which information is most concerning to the nurse when caring for an oldercl
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m of cataracts but donot need immediate attention.
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C. Blurred vision and sensation changes
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Rationale:
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ible need to assist the client with mechanical ventilation. A primary health careprovide
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• A client is admitted with a diagnosis of leukemia. This condition is manifestedb
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Rationale:
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mia. Options A, B, and D state incorrect information for symptoms of leukemia.
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• The nurse is caring for a client on the medical unit. Which task can bede
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legated to unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP)?
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A. Assess the need to change a central line dressing.
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B. Obtain a fingerstick blood glucose level.
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Rationale:
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skill for UAP to perform. Options A, C, and D are skills that cannot bedelegated to UA
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• Which disaster management intervention by the nurse is an example of primarypr
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evention?
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B. Follow-up care for psychological problems q q q q
C. Education of rescue workers in first aid q q q q q q
D. Treatment of clients who are injured q q q q q
Rationale:
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ion A is an example of secondary prevention. Option B is an example oftertiar
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y prevention. Option D is an example of secondary prevention.
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• The nurse teaches a class on bioterrorism. Which methods of transmission arep
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ossible with the biologic agent Bacillus anthracis(Anthrax)? (Select all that apply.)
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• Which information is most concerning to the nurse when caring for an oldercl
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ient with bilateral cataracts?
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A. States having difficulty with color perception
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C. Complains of seeing a cobweb- q q q q
type structure inthe visual field
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D. Reports the need to use a magnifying glass to sees
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mall print q
Rationale:
Visualization of a cobweb- or hairnet- q q q q q
type structure is a sign of a retinal detachment, which constitutes a medical emergenc
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y. Clients with cataracts are atincreased risk for retinal detachment. Distorted color p
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erception, opacity of the lens, and gradual vision loss are expected signs and sympto
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m of cataracts but donot need immediate attention.
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• When caring for a client hospitalized with Guillain-
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he primary health careprovider?
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A. Ascending numbness from the feet to the knees q q q q q q q
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C. Blurred vision and sensation changes
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D. Persistent unilateral headache q q
Rationale:
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ible need to assist the client with mechanical ventilation. A primary health careprovide
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ith Guillain-
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c status.
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• A client is admitted with a diagnosis of leukemia. This condition is manifestedb
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A. Fever, elevated white blood count, elevated
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blood cells q
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ount, weakness q
D. Hypocellular bone marrow aspirate, fever, q q q q q
decreased hemoglobin level q q
Rationale:
Hyperplastic gums, weakness, and elevated white blood count are classic signs ofleuke
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mia. Options A, B, and D state incorrect information for symptoms of leukemia.
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• The nurse is caring for a client on the medical unit. Which task can bede
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legated to unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP)?
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A. Assess the need to change a central line dressing.
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B. Obtain a fingerstick blood glucose level.
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lient's plan of care. q q q
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he current medication regimen.
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Rationale:
Obtaining a fingerstick blood glucose level is a simple treatment and is an appropriate
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skill for UAP to perform. Options A, C, and D are skills that cannot bedelegated to UA
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• Which disaster management intervention by the nurse is an example of primarypr
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evention?
A. Emergency department triage q q
B. Follow-up care for psychological problems q q q q
C. Education of rescue workers in first aid q q q q q q
D. Treatment of clients who are injured q q q q q
Rationale:
Primary prevention is aimed at preventing disease or injury. Training rescuew
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orkers prior to a disaster is an example of minimizing or preventing injury.Opt
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ion A is an example of secondary prevention. Option B is an example oftertiar
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y prevention. Option D is an example of secondary prevention.
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ossible with the biologic agent Bacillus anthracis(Anthrax)? (Select all that apply.)
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