Explain why T.Q. is at greater risk for developing infections than his classmates
What will be an ideal response?
T.Q.'s B cells can recognize antigens and proliferate but then fail to differentiate into plasma cells or
immunoglobulins that are necessary to fight off invading antigens and prevent disease. This places
him at greater risk for developing disease than persons without immunodeficiency.
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The nursing process includes six phases: (1) ____________________, (2) ____________________, (3) ________________________, (4) ____________________, (5) ____________________, and (6) ____________________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Nursing diagnoses meet specific criteria so they accurately reflect both the client's problem and the possible etiology involved. Which one of the following statements is an example of an appropriately written nursing diagnosis?
a. Acute pain related to left mastectomy b. Impaired gas exchange related to altered blood gases c. Anxiety related to uncertainty over surgery d. Need for high-protein diet related to alteration in nutrition
The assessment by the nurse at the bedside of a patient with a chest tube attached to a water seal drainage that would require intervention is:
1. dependent loops in the chest tube. 2. the patient is in a semi-Fowler's position. 3. changing level of water in the water seal chamber. 4. level of drainage increase of 20 mL in 8 hours.
The nurse notes on the chart that a patient with Wilms tumor is to receive palliative care only. The nurse knows this means:
a. The child will continue to receive treatment to cure the tumor b. The child will be kept sedated c. The parents will be relieved of the care of their child d. The child will achieve a comfortable and dignified death