The health care worker who is responsible for taking vital signs is the
A. nursing assistant.
B. physician.
C. charge nurse.
D. team leader.
Answer: A
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a. plasma. b. RBCs. c. WBCs. d. platelets.
The client diagnosed with endometriosis asks the nurse whether there are any long-term health risks associated with this condition. The nurse should include which statement in the client teaching about endometriosis?
1. "There are no other health risks associated with endometriosis." 2. "Pain with intercourse rarely occurs as a long-term problem." 3. "You are at increased risk for ovarian and breast cancer." 4. "Most women with this condition develop severe migraines."
Which of the following would the nurse interpret as being least indicative of paternal engrossment?
A) Demonstrating pleasure when touching or holding the newborn B) Identifying imperfections in the newborn's appearance C) Being able to distinguish his newborn from others in the nursery D) Showing feelings of pride with the birth of the newborn
A nurse is reading a journal article about pollutants and their effect on an individual's respiratory function. Which problem would the nurse most likely identify as an effect of exposure to automobile pollutants?
A) Atelectasis B) Bronchitis C) Bronchiectasis D) Croup