__________ is a general term that refers to pathologic changes in nerves
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Neuropathy
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The nurse is examining an adult female and notes thick, coarse pubic hair covering the pubis and extending to the thighs. Which action by the nurse is the most appropriate based on this data?
1. Ask the client if she has started menstruation. 2. Report the findings to the healthcare provider. 3. Document the findings as normal. 4. Ask the client if she is sexually active.
The nurse has initiated measures to promote suppuration of a carbuncle. Which assessment would indicate that these measures have been successful?
a. The area is erythematous and scaly. b. The area has begun to drain exudate. c. The area is not erythematous or edematous. d. The area has stopped draining exudate.
You see a school-aged child in an ambulatory setting because of rheumatic fever. Which of the following would you expect to find revealed by the health history?
A) Knee pain, abdominal rash, subcutaneous nodules B) An elevated temperature, back pain, loss of hair C) Fatigue, slow pulse, frequent urination D) Loss of weight, abdominal pain, chest pain
In providing oral care to an unconscious patient, it is important for the nurse to
a. Moisten the mouth using lemon-glycerin sponges. b. Hold the patient's mouth open with his or her fingers. c. Rinse the mouth and immediately suction the oral cavity. d. Use foam swabs to help remove plaque.