An infection contained in a specific area of the body is called a local infection
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A client is taking furosemide (Lasix) 40 mg/day for management of chronic kidney disease (CKD). To detect the positive effect of the medication, what action of the nurse is best?
a. Obtain daily weights of the client. b. Auscultate heart and breath sounds. c. Palpate the client's abdomen. d. Assess the client's diet history.
To calculate the minute rate of a client's IV infusion, the nurse follows which of these steps?
a. Multiply the infusion time in minutes by the drop factor. b. Divide the infusion time in minutes by the hourly rate. c. Divide the hourly infusion rate by number of minutes. d. Multiply the hourly infusion rate by the drop factor, and divide by the infusion time in minutes.
What symptoms should a nurse expect a patient with the diagnosis of SIADH to report during an intake interview? (Select all that apply.)
a. Headache b. Hypotension c. Weight gain d. Muscle cramps e. Weakness
The occupational health nurse evaluating noise levels in the workplace would be concerned when readings show the noise level to be more than
a. 10-15 decibels. b. 20-30 decibels. c. 45-50 decibels. d. 85-90 decibels.