The nurse determines that client at the greatest risk for developing hyperkalemia is the client receiving:
a) furosemide
b) atenolol
c) hydrocholorthiazide
d) spironolactone
Answer: d) spironolactone
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The nurse knows that the following factors contribute to the development of wounds and lead to delays in wound healing: (Select all that apply.)
a. A patient who has diabetes b. A patient with COPD on long-term steroid therapy c. A patient with on bed rest who is repositioned d. A patient who is obese and sweats excessively
A patient wants to talk with her physician about things that she can do to improve her health. This behavior is an example of:
a. locus of control c. outcome expectations b. self-responsibility d. efficacy expectations
A nurse assesses an older adult's abstract thinking ability. Which of the following questions is most appropriate?
A) "Do you know why you are in hospital right now?" B) "What do a dog and a cat have in common?" C) "What goals do you have for your treatment and recovery?" D) "What would you do if you found a stamped, addressed letter on the ground?"
The nurse is caring for a patient receiving PN. In planning the patient's care for the day, which nursing assessment is most essential?
a. Electrolyte levels b. Weight c. Temperature d. Condition of insertion site