__________ is caused by a small parasite that burrows in the superficial layers of the skin, where it lays eggs that hatch in a few days. This causes intense itchiness
A. Lice
B. "Swimmer's itch"
C. Scabies
D. All of the above
C
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As the nurse is collecting data for a newly admitted client, it becomes clear that the client is confused. The nurse notes interventions appropriate for promoting orientation, such as: Standard Text: Select all that apply
1. Address the client by name. 2. Assign a variety of caregivers. 3. Speak quickly so the client does not have time to argue. 4. Tell the client when you are leaving and when you will return. 5. Encourage the client to wear familiar clothing.
The nurse is teaching a client who has recently given birth about immunity that has been passed to the newborn. Which statement by the client indicates that additional teaching is needed?
a. "My baby received some antibodies from me before birth, and I will give him more when I breast-feed." b. "I had the measles, so my baby will be protected against it until he is old enough to receive the MMR vaccine." c. "I had chickenpox and am immune to it, so my baby will not need to have the chickenpox vaccine." d. "Only certain antibodies were able to cross the placenta to protect my baby."
What is the name for the anatomical structure that joins the bones of a joint together?
a. A ligament b. A tendon c. A muscle d. Cartilage
A female patient asks the nurse for help because her spouse has not been able to attain an erection in several months. What can the nurse do to help this patient?
A. Suggest that they both see a marriage counselor. B. Suggest that she seek psychiatric counseling. C. Assess for the most recent sexual practices. D. Provide a prescription for tadalafil (Cialis).