Of the following, which is the least likely bacterial source to cause meningitis?
A. colonization of the skin
B. colonization of the nose and throat
C. extension of acute otitis media
D. extension of bacterial rhinosinusitis
Answer: A. colonization of the skin
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A) Hypertonic solutions B) Crystalloid solutions C) Hypotonic solutions D) Colloid solutions
The nurse questions an older patient about the age-related changes she has experienced in her connective tissue, which have lessened her mobility. These changes are most commonly (select all that apply):
1. loss of bone, which may cause fragile bones. 2. thickening of tendons, causing loss of strength. 3. bony deposits in joints, causing pain and altered movement. 4. hardening of cartilage, causing more friction in joints. 5. diminished energy, causing decreased activity.
A nurse recognizes that the purpose of palliative care is to provide comprehensive care focused on:
1. Alleviating suffering and promoting quality of life. 2. Decreasing pain and prevention of medical complications. 3. Controlling side effects of illness while postponing death. 4. Withdrawing all medical care to allow natural death.
Which of the following actions would be considered the least likely action to be completed by the forensic nurse within the scope of practice?
A) Reviewing medical records B) Providing nursing care to a hospitalized client C) Scientific investigation of the death D) Interacting with grieving families