A patient is diagnosed with an ear infection and has been prescribed antibiotics. Which level of intervention has the patient received?
A. Primary
B. Acute
C. Tertiary
D. Secondary
Answer: D
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a. Apply a barrier cream to protect the skin from excoriation. b. Perform range-of-motion (ROM) exercises for the hip joint. c. Re-position the client off of the reddened areas. d. Get the client out of bed and into a chair once a day. e. Obtain a low-air-loss mattress to minimize pressure.
In which state is the non-Hispanic White population less than 50% of the total population?
A. California B. Florida C. New York D. Illinois
Which intervention would be a priority in the treatment of a patient with Wernicke's encephalopathy from chronic alcohol abuse?
a. Disulfiram b. Thiamine c. Ondansetron d. Antidepressants
The nurse is interviewing a woman in the clinic who thinks she might be pregnant. Which are presumptive signs of pregnancy? (Select all that apply.)
a. Amenorrhea b. Goodell's sign c. Uterine enlargement d. Fatigue e. Breast tenderness f. Fetal heart sounds heard