When providing safety education to the mother of a toddler, you would inform the mother that, based on the child's developmental stage, he is at high risk for which of the following factors that influence oxygenation? Choose all that apply
1) Frequent, serious respiratory infections
2) Airway obstruction from aspiration of small objects
3) Drowning in small amounts of water around the home
4) Development of asthma
ANS: 2, 3
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a. Determining placement in the facility b. Identifying strengths and weaknesses c. Initiating care planning d. All of the above
The nurse is teaching nursing students about the different kind of hepatitis. Which statement is the nurse likely to make?
1. Hepatitis A and B have vaccines to prevent them. 2. Hepatitis A, B, and C have vaccines to prevent them. 3. Hepatitis C, D, and E are all bloodborne. 4. Hepatitis A, C, and E are all fecal-oral contamination.
The nurse formulates nursing diagnoses for a client with chronic renal failure. Which statements indicate the nurse appropriately used a two-part format?
1. Pruritis related to toxin build-up in the blood 2. Hypertension related to fluid volume overload 3. Deficient fluid volume related to fluid restriction 4. Personal care challenges related to fistula in left arm 5. Acute confusion related to delayed hemodialysis treatment
Which comments by a male patient during a health history suggest erectile dysfunction? Select all that apply
a. "I have had type 1 diabetes mellitus since I was 8 years old." b. "I frequently have urinary tract infections." c. "I am taking medications to control my blood pressure." d. "I have an enlarged prostate gland." e. "I take a diuretic every morning."