Karen has now recovered and is ready for discharge from the hospital with her baby. Karen identifies the supports that she will have at home as her mother-in-law and her partner
She describes having some "sad feelings" after her last baby and wonders what she should watch for this time. The perinatal nurse provides information including the need for extra rest and stresses that after:
A) Two weeks of continuous sad feelings she should seek help
B) Three weeks of continuous sad feelings she should seek help
C) One month of continuous sad feelings she should seek help
D) Six weeks of continuous sad feelings she should seek help
A
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The nurse is assessing a client with inflammation of the right knee. In order to determine whether the inflammation has becomes systemic, the nurse should assess:
1. the eyes for jaundice. 2. the lymph nodes in the groin. 3. the client's level of pain. 4. swelling in the arms.
The newly admitted client who is experiencing obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is assessed by the nurse. Which nursing diagnosis should be identified for this client?
1. Death anxiety 2. Risk for injury 3. Ineffective coping 4. Readiness for enhanced coping
According to the MAR, the dose of Nitrobid is ________ __________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
A nurse is caring for an elderly client in the home. He concludes that the client needs an x-ray to determine if the client has pneumonia and requires oxygen for shortness of breath
He calls to inform the physician of the client's status and then makes arrangements to carry out the physician's orders. In this scenario, what role does the nurse play? A) Case manager B) Nurse practitioner C) Clinical nurse specialist D) Advanced practitioner