The nurse caring for the high-risk neonate monitors the infant's oxygen saturation to minimize excessive use of oxygen and the possibility of:
A) hypercarbia. B) kidney damage. C) hyperventilation. D) retinopathy.
D
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The nurse is bandaging the client's right knee. Where does the nurse begin the bandage?
1. Above the knee 2. Over the knee 3. At the top of the thigh 4. Below the knee
What essential treatment elements of moral therapy could be considered as components of some current treatments? Select all that apply
1. Kindness 2. Medication 3. Nutrition 4. Bloodletting 5. Meaningful activity
A nurse is caring for a patient who was admitted to the hospital for a cerebrovascular accident (CVA) resulting in difficulty understanding speech
The nurse recognizes that the patient is experiencing 1. Receptive aphasia. 2. Expressive aphasia. 3. Receptive dysphagia. 4. Expressive dysphagia.
An alert but disoriented older patient lives with family members. The home health nurse, being aware of the role of patient advocate, recognizes the obligation to report possible patient abuse based on
a. a family member stating, "It's hard being a caregiver." b. assessment showing bruises in the genital area. c. observation of mild changes in orientation. d. patient's report of always being hungry.