Add 5 7/8 and 3 1/4
1. 8 3/4
2. 9 1/8
3. 9 1/4
4. 8 1/4
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1. "Daily bathing of the elderly can interfere with normal skin lubrication." 2. "Daily bathing can cause the elderly to chill, predisposing them to infection." 3. "Many of the clients here are not active enough to require daily bathing." 4. "The clients do not like to have daily baths."
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a. Repeat the instructions until the patient understands. b. Present the information and clarify with closed-ended questions. c. Ask the patient if he understands the instructions. d. Ask if the patient has any questions about the technique.
A nurse is counseling a young man with a new diagnosis of tuberculosis. Which of the following statements about what to expect during his treatment is incorrect?
A. He will be taking several antibiotics for several weeks. B. He will need to stay in the hospital and in isolation until he has 2 to 3 negative sputum tests. C. He will need to be observed taking his medication each day. D. He will need to be on activity restrictions until he is feeling completely recovered.
A 29-year-old female experiences shortness of breath, urticaria, and bilateral wheezing shortly after you started an IV of normal saline. How should you manage this situation?
A. Place her on her left side with her head down. B. Change the IV tubing and continue the IV. C. Leave the catheter in place and remove the solution. D. Discontinue the IV and remove the catheter.