A high-school student comes to the school nurse's office having a severe panic attack. The nurse knows this client may need:
A) Teaching about anxiety.
B) A physical activity for the client to focus on.
C) Firm reassurance and protection until the episode subsides.
D) Teaching about ways to decrease anxiety.
C
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When collecting a client's drug history, the nurse recognizes that both bone and muscle function can be most impaired if the client reports taking:
1. aspirin. 2. oral hypoglycemic agents. 3. corticosteroids. 4. potassium-sparing diuretics.
Which is a characteristic of postmature infants?
a. Abundant lanugo b. Lack of scalp hair c. Plump appearance d. Parchment-like skin
What is an expected outcome after tracheostomy care is successfully performed?
a. A stoma site that is hard to the touch b. An inner cannula that is free of secretions c. Copious secretions obtained from suctioning d. Bloody secretions that have been suctioned
Fetal heart rate bradycardia is defined as
A. FHR <110bpm lasting 10 min or greater B. FHR <110bpm lasting 2 min or greater C. FHR <110bpm lasting 20 min or greater