The nurse is preparing to administer insulin to a diabetic child. Which of the following would be the recommended route for this administration?
A) Subcutaneous
B) Intradermal
C) Intramuscular
D) Oral
A
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1. It supported prisoners and prostitutes who wished to provide nursing care. 2. It developed a training school for nurses that included hospital care of the sick and visiting nurse instruction. 3. Nurses graduating from Kaiserwerth were the first to be called "registered" nurses. 4. This institution provided university-based training for nurses.
Which of the following interventions is a strategy to prevent fat embolism syndrome?
a. Administer lipid-lowering statin medications. b. Intubate the patient early after the injury to provide mechanical ventilation. c. Provide prophylaxis with low–molecular weight heparin. d. Stabilize extremity fractures early.
The nurse would choose the nursing diagnoses with the highest priority after surgery for the open reduction and external fixation of an ankle, which is:
1. risk for activity intolerance. 2. risk for infection. 3. risk for impaired physical mobility. 4. risk for constipation.
The ____________ is often the key source of data in qualitative research
a. interview b. observation c. intervention d. experiment