Which of the following stimuli might be used to help prompt a patient to urinate?
A. Running water in the sink
B. Placing the patient's hands in cold water
C. Pouring cold water over the perineum
D. Putting the patient in Trendelenburg position
Answer: A
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1. Authoritative 2. Authoritarian 3. Permissive 4. Mixed
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A) Cancer B) Abscess C) Pain D) Bladder spasm
The nurse understands that when the spinal cord is injured, ischemia and edema result. How should the nurse explain to the patient the reason that the extent of injury cannot be determined for several days to a week?
1. "Tissue repair does not begin for 72 hours." 2. "The edema extends the level of injury two cord segments above and below the affected level." 3. "Neurons need time to regenerate, so stating the extent of injury early is not predictive of how the patient progresses." 4. "Necrosis of gray and white matter does not occur until days after the injury."
A ____________ contains a one-way valve with a reservoir, which does not allow exhaled air to enter the reservoir bag. It prevents inhalation of room air
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word