The nurse asks you to apply a hot pack. How should you warm the pack?
a. Put it in boiling water.
b. Heat it in a microwave oven.
c. Strike, knead, or squeeze the package.
d. Follow the manufacturer's instructions.
D
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Which of the following is an example of subacute symptoms that may be observed in the older adult who may be depressed?
A) Weight gain B) Lack of energy C) Memory loss D) Increased sleep
A pregnant client has lactose intolerance. What recommendation will the nurse provide to best help the client meet dietary needs for calcium?
a. Add foods such as nuts, dried fruit, and broccoli to the diet. b. Consume dairy products but take an over-the-counter anti-gas product. c. Increase the intake of dark leafy vegetables, such as spinach and chard. d. Use powdered milk instead of liquid forms of milk.
Adam has an order for 1.5 oz of Maalox . The measuring device is calibrated in milliliters. He
calculates the dose at 22.5 mL. If this is the wrong dose what error did Adam make? A. This is not the wrong dose. B. This is the wrong answer; he chose the wrong conversion factor. C. This is the wrong dose, he likely set up the equation wrong. D. This is the wrong dose; he likely multiplied wrong.
Which action by a nurse is appropriate when preparing a child for a procedure?
a. Discourage the child from crying during the procedure. b. Use professional terms so the child will un-derstand what is happening. c. Give the child choices whenever possible. d. Discourage the parents from staying in the room during the procedure.