MC The Queckenstedt's test is used to identify the
A. Patency of arteries in the heart.
B. Blockage of CSF flow in the subarachnoid space.
C. Appropriate placement of the trocar for a paracentesis.
D. Iliac crest site for the bone marrow aspiration.
B
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A nurse needs to administer an intramuscular injection to a thin and frail elderly client. Which of the following actions should the nurse perform to avoid striking the bone when injecting?
A) Massage the injection site. B) Pinch the muscular tissue. C) Obtain an x-ray of the injection site. D) Inject using subcutaneous rather than intramuscular technique.
A patient is taking hydrochlorothiazide (HCTZ) for hypertension. Dietary teaching would include increasing intake of:
1. bananas. 2. apple juice. 3. sugar-free foods. 4. low-fat milk.
The client has been taking an oral cortisol preparation for 2 years to manage an autoimmune disease. What effects does the nurse expect this therapy to have on this client's circulating levels of ACTH and aldosterone?
A. Increased ACTH, increased aldosterone B. Increased ACTH, decreased aldosterone C. Decreased ACTH, increased aldosterone D. Decreased ACTH, decreased aldosterone
Archives would be used by historical researchers to locate:
A) Findings aids B) Primary sources C) Secondary sources D) Both primary and secondary sources