MC The nurse was caring for a client who had a significant cardiac history. The client died from a myocardial infarction during a hurricane. This is an example of what type of disaster death?
A. Coincidental
B. Disaster-related natural
C. Indirect
D. Direct
B. Disaster-related natural
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A) Heart sounds B) Lung sounds C) Frequency of cough D) Therapeutic effect E) Pain assessment
What causes psoriasis? (Select all that apply)
a. Infections (Like strep throat or skin infections) b. Injury to the skin, (Like a cut or scrape, a bug bite, or a severe sunburn) c. Stress d. Smoking e. Heavy alcohol consumption f. Vitamin D deficiency g. Medications (Including lithium beta blockers, antimalarial drugs, and iodides)
While setting up a sterile field for a procedure, the nurse knocks a linen-wrapped sterile package to the floor. Which is a suitable reaction for the nurse to maintain safe practice?
1. Inspect package for tears. 2. Brush away visible debris. 3. Record procedure as clean. 4. Replace the sterile package.
In the context of hypoxemia, fetal blood flow is shifted to the
A. Brain B. Liver C. Lungs