The effectiveness of antineoplastic agents can be best evaluated by
1. physical exam.
2. laboratory studies.
3. return of appetite.
4. subjective report of increased strength.
2
Follow-up laboratory work and x-ray studies are used to determine the response to medication.
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An important goal for pediatric nurses in the office or healthcare setting is:
1. Develop a positive relationship with the child and family. 2. Develop a plan of care with the physician for the family. 3. Tell the family immediately what's wrong with the child. 4. Tell the family "Everything will be okay."
In which of the following situations would a D&C be indicated?
a. Complete abortion at 8 weeks b. Incomplete abortion at 16 weeks c. Threatened abortion at 6 weeks d. Incomplete abortion at 10 weeks
A client states that she is not interested in Lamaze classes because she is single and does not want to have natural childbirth. The nurse's best response would be:
1. "Lamaze classes promise painless childbirth. If you learn their methods, your pain is minimal." 2. "Lamaze classes can teach you relaxation methods and also the benefits and risks of pain-relief methods. This assists you in making the best decision for you." 3. "You are very nervous. I think these classes would be best for you." 4. "Lamaze classes are geared toward couples. You might want to find a different class."
A nurse is assessing a newborn for facial feature characteristics associated with fetal alcohol syndrome. Which characteristics should the nurse expect to assess? Select all that apply
a. Short palpebral fissures b. Smooth philtrum c. Low set ears d. Inner epicanthal folds e. Thin upper lip