During R.O.M. do NOT let the patient move parts of their body if they are able to
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A) airway, breathing, and circulation (ABCs) for possible resuscitation. B) neurovascular checks. C) the fetal status. D) for fractures, sprains, and strains.
The nurse is caring for an African-American client with nephritis. For which long-term complication should the nurse include interventions to prevent when planning this client's care?
A) Congestive heart failure B) Diabetes mellitus C) End-stage renal disease D) Hypertension
The nurse is changing a patient's bed linens. Which of the following should be done with the soiled linens?
1. Carry the linens away from the nurse's body and place them in a linen hamper. 2. Place the soiled linens on the floor so all soiled laundry from the room may be easily collected. 3. Place the soiled linens on a chair and remove them when leaving the room. 4. Shake the linens, put them in a soiled pillowcase, and place it on the floor.
The nurse understands that for clients receiving infliximab monitoring is needed for:
a. serum potassium levels. c. complete blood count b. serum sodium levels. d. blood glucose levels.