When removing a central catheter, the nurse would instruct the patient to:
1. lean forward and cough.
2. take a deep breath and bear down.
3. breathe deeply through the mouth.
4. lie on the right side.
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The patient is instructed to take a breath and bear down to prevent air from entering the bloodstream as the catheter is removed.
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Human responses to levels of wellness in an individual, family, or community that have a readiness for enhancement are known as a _____________ ____________ ____________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
MC The best example of a system-centered goal or benefit of case management is
A. Reduced duplication of services. B. Ability to function independently. C. Better coordination of care. D. Increased access to services.
At the completion of genetic testing it has been determined that a patient's baby will have Down syndrome. What should the nurse say to the patient after learning this information?
A. "You are young enough to be able to handle the baby's challenges." B. "It does not matter if the baby has problems; all life is precious." C. "I realize that this news is difficult for you. Is there anything that I can do to help you at this time?" D. "It's not too late to consider ending the pregnancy."
Progestins are secreted by the
1. anterior pituitary. 2. corpus luteum. 3. ovarian follicles. 4. hypothalamus.