The nurse is preparing immunizations for an 11-year-old boy who is current on all immunizations. The nurse will plan to administer:
1. MMR.
2. IPV.
3. Tdap.
4. Varicella.
3
Feedback
1. A booster is not needed at this age.
2. An IPV booster is not needed.
3. A Tdap booster is needed at this time.
4. A Varicella booster is not needed at this age.
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1. Lifting. 2. Pulling. 3. Pivoting. 4. Twisting. 5. Sitting.
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Select the nurse's best intervention. a. Suggest the patient ask a friend do the shopping and bring purchases to the unit. b. Invite the patient to sit with the nurse and look at new fashion magazines. c. Tell the patient phone use is not allowed until self-control is improved. d. Ask whether the patient has enough money to pay for the purchases.
Although the process of communication is universal, the intonation, rhythm, speed, use of silence, facial expressions, eye and head movements, body posture, touch, styles and types of feedback—as well as other "rules" for communication
a. may be culturally unique. c. are irrelevant to nursing practice. b. are the same for all cultures. d. usually are consistent with the nurse's culture.
The nurse is caring for a client who is experiencing excessive bleeding after receiving unfractionated heparin. What orders does the nurse anticipate from the health care provider? (Select all that apply.)
a. Laboratory draw for activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT) b. Administer vitamin K c. Laboratory draw for prothrombin time (PT)/international normalized ratio (INR) d. Administer protamine sulfate e. Administer enoxaparin (Lovenox)