The nurse is admitting a client at full term to the labor and delivery unit. Using Leopold's maneuvers, the nurse determines that the fetus is in the left sacroanterior position (LSA) position and will obtain the fetal heart rate (FHR) at which site on the client's abdomen?
A. Midline, directly above the symphysis pubis
B. To the right of the client's umbilicus
C. To the left of the client's umbilicus
D. To the left, below the umbilicus
Answer: B
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A) The child cries and calls for the mother with every insulin injection. B) The child watches the nurse fill and asks to hold the insulin syringe. C) The child asks how many "shots" are needed before the illness is "all better.". D) The child tells the nurse that a parent will give the injection so the parent needs the teaching.
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a. "Research has not proven the effectiveness of B vitamins in Alzheimer's prevention." b. "B vitamins lower the amino acid homocysteine, which is associated with a lower incidence of AD." c. "A favorable response occurs when these vitamins block NMDA." d. "B vitamins may reduce risk of AD by lowering cholesterol levels." e. "B vitamins reduce the body's inflammatory response."
The physician has ordered bismuth (Pepto-Bismol) for the client with a peptic ulcer that is colonized with H. pylori. The client asks the nurse why he is receiving this drug
The nurse responds by saying, "Bismuth (Pepto-Bismal): (Select all that apply.) 1. "Helps prevent the side effects of antibiotics.". 2. "Keeps bacteria from sticking in your stomach.". 3. "Increases stomach acid to help kill bacteria.". 4. "Is effective with inhibiting bacterial growth.". 5. "Helps relieve ulcer-related constipation.".