If a lactose-free diet is required, the client will receive limited amounts of:
1. Eggs and poultry
2. Fruits and grains
3. Milk and yogurt
4. Organ meats and saturated fats
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A) Clean the skin with providone-iodine solution prior to applying the electrodes B) Ensure that the area for electrode placement is dry C) Apply tincture of benzoin to the electrode sites and wait for it to become "tacky" D) Abrade the skin by rubbing the electrode sites briskly with a rough surface such as a clean dry gauze/washcloth
A nurse sees a patient get struck by lightning during a thunderstorm on a golf course. What is the first action the nurse should perform?
1. Check breathing and circulation. 2. Look for entrance and exit wounds. 3. Cover the victim to prevent heat loss. 4. Move the victim indoors to a dry place.
In appraising the growth and development potential of a preterm infant, nurses should:
1. tell parents their child won't catch up until about age 10 (girls) to 12 (boys). 2. correct for milestones such as motor competencies and vocalizations until the child is approximately 2½ years of age. 3. know that the greatest catch-up period is between 9 to 15 months postconceptual age. 4. know that the length and breadth of the trunk is the first part of the infant to ex-perience catch-up growth.
A patient is admitted to the emergency department after taking high doses of vitamin B and vitamin D. The nurse is more concerned about the vitamin D because
A. vitamin D is fat-soluble. B. vitamin D is water-soluble. C. vitamin D in high doses causes bleeding. D. vitamin D in low doses results in scurvy.