In performing a respiratory assessment of a 1-month-old infant, the nurse recognizes which finding as abnormal?
a. Sneezing
b. Coughing
c. Abdominal breathing
d. Predominantly nose breathing
ANS: B
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When changing the client's abdominal dressing on the second postoperative day, the nurse notes crusting on about half of the suture line and oozing of a small amount of serosangui-neous drainage. What is the nurse's best action?
A. Clean the suture line gently and apply new dressings. B. Gently remove the crusts and culture the material beneath. C. Remove the sutures or staples in the area where crusts have formed. D. Apply a binder over the incision and notify the surgeon.
Which of the following product strategies is associated with the most risk, in particularly if the external environment or customer needs change?
A. Single Market B. Single Product C. Multiple Markets D. Multiple Products E. Total Market
An appropriate technique for the administration of a parenteral medication is when the nurse:
A. Uses strict aseptic technique B. Holds the inside surface of the syringe plunger tightly C. Injects medication as rapidly as possible D. Inserts the needle slowly through the client's tissue