The nurse is assessing an infant whose length was 19 inches at birth. Which is his expected height at 6 months of age?
1) 25 inches
2) 27 inches
3) 29 inches
4) 31 inches
ANS: 1
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A) Drive a car that is hard to break into. B) Keep your satchel close to you at all times. C) Do not leave anything in the car that might be stolen. D) Do not wear expensive jewelry.
A client taking phenytoin (Dilantin) chronically for seizures should be encouraged to maintain good oral hygiene and visit the dentist every 6 months. Why is this such an important area of teaching for this client?
1. Cavities 2. Builds up tartar on the teeth 3. Mouth cancers 4. Gingival hyperplasia
A client asks the nurse how ibuprofen will relieve their back pain. Prior to answering the question, which phase of nociception should the nurse recognize ibuprofen has an effect on?
A. Perception. B. Modulation. C. Transduction. D. Transmission.
The nurse is conducting an admission interview and assessment on a cognitively impaired, unco-operative client for the risk for injury. Which of the following options will most likely provide the information to confirm the diagnosis?
1. Base the degree of risk on observable data at the time of the client's current hos-pital admission. 2. Closely monitor the client's behavior and habits until risk for injury can be rea-sonably determined. 3. Make certain critically sound assumptions are based on the client's developmental stage and current cognitive stasis. 4. Interview the client's family, friends, and/or caregivers regarding prehospitaliza-tion risk factors.