When logrolling a patient, turn the patient as a unit
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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An adult male patient with a long-standing dysrhythmia has been taking oral propranolol for the last several months, resulting in acceptable symptom control. What is a priority teaching point for the nurse to communicate to this patient?
A) The need to measure his radial pulse for 1 minute prior to each dose of propranolol B) The importance of not stopping the medication abruptly C) The need to avoid taking over-the-counter antacids D) The need to limit his intake of high-potassium foods
The pediatric nurse is examining a newborn infant and notes a turning in of the foot and turning out of the toes when the sole of the foot is stroked. Which action by the nurse is most appropriate?
A. Arrange a consultation with a developmental specialist. B. Assess the parents' family histories for genetic defects. C. Document the findings in the patient's chart. D. Instruct the parents on required follow-up care.
Individuals most at risk for thyroid cancer are which of the following?
a. men age 20–30 years of age c. men age 40–50 years of age b. women age 20–30 years of age d. women age 40–50 years of age
A patient is experiencing numbness and tingling of the left foot. When assessing this patient's limb, which movements should the nurse use to determine motor function of the patient's left ankle?
Select all that apply. 1. 120-degree flexion 2. 50-degree adduction 3. 20-degree dorsiflexion 4. 45-degree plantar flexion 5. 30-degree hyperextension