A 16-year-old client assaults another client in a psychiatric unit and is unable to be managed through less restrictive means. The client is placed in restraints at 1345 hours. When should a nurse remind the physician to see this client?
A) 1445 h
B) 1545 h
C) 1745 h
D) 1945 h
B
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A) Kidney disease B) Pregnancy C) Serious hepatic disease D) Carcinoma of the breast E) Lactation
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1. more concentrated 2. less concentrated 3. more alkaline 4. less alkaline
During a vaginal examination, the nurse palpates the fetal posterior fontanel. Which describes the fetal lie?
a. Flexion c. Transverse b. Occiput d. Longitudinal