Tuberculin syringes are calibrated in units

Indicate whether the statement is true or false


FALSE

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A client has a brain abscess and is receiving phenytoin (Dilantin). The spouse questions the use of the drug, saying the client does not have a seizure disorder. What response by the nurse is best?

a. "Increased pressure from the abscess can cause seizures." b. "Preventing febrile seizures with an abscess is important." c. "Seizures always occur in clients with brain abscesses." d. "This drug is used to sedate the client with an abscess."

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Forces that tell you not to take part in certain behaviors are:

1. subjective forces. 2. restraining forces. 3. objective forces. 4. good forces.

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Clients who have diabetes mellitus are prone to what postoperative complications?

a. atelectasis c. infection b. hemorrhage d. pressure sores

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A nurse is caring for a patient receiving intrathecal baclofen (Lioresal). The patient is unresponsive. After asking a coworker to contact the provider, the nurse anticipates performing which intervention?

a. Preparing to support respirations b. Administering an antidote to baclofen c. Administering diazepam to prevent seizures d. Obtaining an electrocardiogram

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