Interpret the given notations

12.5 mL


twelve and one-half milliliters

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a. hypertension. b. hypotension. c. orthostatic hypotension. d. the pulse pressure.

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A patient with a moderate diffuse head injury is demonstrating a variety of neurological symptoms. What is the priority when caring for this patient?

1. Electrolyte replacements 2. Maintaining adequate fluid volume 3. Supporting nutritional needs 4. Maintaining stable cerebral perfusion pressure

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The nurse is teaching a 14-year-old child on the proper use of a meter-dose inhaler to control symptoms of asthma. Which teaching points should the nurse include in these instructions? (Select all that apply.)

A) Take two puffs at a time. B) Shake the canister before using. C) Wait 5 minutes between puffs. D) Hold the breath for 5 to 10 seconds. E) Activate the inhaler while taking a deep breath.

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The client is having radiation therapy for a choroidal melanoma. To decrease the possibility of complications of this therapy, the nurse teaches the client:

A. "Have your intraocular pressure measured every year starting at age 40." B. "Always wear dark glasses when going out in the sunlight." C. "See your ophthalmologist for a complete eye examination yearly." D. "Examine the sclera weekly for a bluish tinge."

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