A newborn is suspected to have fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) as a result of maternal use of alcohol during pregnancy. Which of the following features would the nurse expect to find?
A) Thick upper lip
B) Large bulging eyes
C) Low nasal bridge
D) Long nose
C
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The physician prescribes intravenous mannitol for a patient who has a head injury and increased intracranial pressure (ICP). Which assessment finding would best indicate to the nurse that the patient is having a therapeutic response to the mannitol?
a. Increased urinary output b. Decreased Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) score c. Increased blood glucose d. Return of the gag reflex
Ordered: cefaclor 0.4 g PO q8h, for a child with otitis media Child's weight: 30 kg. Use a calculator. Available: a. SDR (refer to label): b. SDR for this child: c. Decision: safe or unsafe order? If unsafe, state the reason.If safe to give, how many milliliters should the nurse prepare?
d. Estimate: e. DA equation: f. Evaluation: Shade in the medicine cup to the nearest measurable dose. Indicate with an arrow on the syringe the additional amount to be added.
A client is admitted to a hospital for diabetes. A medical team of doctors and nurses is assigned by the hospital to treat him. The client expects to receive efficient care from the assigned nurse
What kind of services can the client expect from the nurses in this regard? A) Get help from one of the nurses in making a will B) Have knowledge about the medication to be administered C) Get special care from the nurses compared to other clients D) Get legal advice pertaining to an Advanced Directive from the nurses
One of the best methods an occupational health nurse can use in assessing workplace hazards is to:
1. Review incident reports 2. Walk through the worksite 3. Interview key employees 4. Read the Standard Industrial Classification Code