The nurse observes the premature infant for the most common signs of infection, which include
a. tachycardia and transient tachypnea
b. hypertension and decreased urine output
c. bloody stools and irritability
d. temperature instability and poor feeding
D
Temperature instability and poor feeding are two of the most common manifestations of infection in the neonate. While irritability is a common manifestation, when associated with infection, bloody stools are present in DIC secondary to sepsis.
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a. Advisement b. Consultation c. Persuasion d. Suggestion
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a. "This therapy will realign your energy flow." b. "I will start by manipulating your muscles and soft tissues." c. "Pressure will be applied to body points where energy is obstructed." d. "The treatment consists of passively moving joints through full range of motion."
A newly admitted patient places a picture of a saint on the bedside table. What aspects of religion will the nurse take into consideration when caring for this patient? Select all that apply:
1. Religion often determines ethnic group. 2. Religion is a domain of life that deals with things of the spirit. 3. Illness is sometimes seen as punishment. 4. Religion guides ethical values. 5. Religion dictates the structure of the family.
The nurse implements airborne precautions for the client with:
A. Rubella B. Influenza. C. Tuberculosis D. Pediculosis.