A postpartum client tells the nurse that she feels like crying for no apparent reason and is unable to sleep well. Which of the following should the nurse identify as the most likely cause of the client's condition?
A) Decreased thyroid hormone levels
B) Increased estrogen levels
C) Decreased hemoglobin levels
D) Decreased progesterone levels
D
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When is it appropriate for the nurse to use an otoscope during a physical assessment?
Select all that apply. 1. Inspecting the nose. 2. Funneling light into the ear canal. 3. Inspecting the internal structures of the eye. 4. Assessing pulses that are not palpable. 5. Detecting fungal infections of the skin.
A patient with a diagnosis of lung cancer has recently developed metastases to the bone which is causing severe pain. The nurse would characterize this patient's pain as being which type?
A) Chronic B) Neuropathic C) Somatic nociceptive D) Visceral nociceptive
A patient newly diagnosed with heart failure is prescribed 40 mg of furosemide (Lasix) to be given IV push. Knowing that the patient is also prescribed digoxin (Lanoxin), the nurse should review which laboratory result?
1. sodium level 2. digoxin level 3. creatinine level 4. potassium level
Which personal characteristics will best help meet the psychological needs of conflict negotiation?
A) Perseverance and assertiveness B) Calmness and self-assuredness C) Compassion and reflectiveness D) Organization and preparedness