A patient in the CCU is experiencing premature atrial contractions following coronary artery bypass graft surgery. Which of the following would be the most appropriate nursing intervention?
A) Administration of anticoagulants
B) Administration of potassium and magnesium
C) Administration of dopamine
D) Administration of epinephrine
B
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A child has had an episode of lip smacking while staring into space, but did not seem to lose consciousness. She was confused afterward but said her hands felt tingly before the other symptoms started. How should the nurse document this event?
A. Alteration in consciousness B. Convulsion C. Focal seizure D. Generalized seizure
A nurse is teaching members of the community about vertical transmission of a disease. Which of the following would the nurse most likely discuss?
a. Transmission through breast milk b. Transmission through sexual contact c. Transmission from mosquito bites d. Transmission through contaminated food
Pubic hair distribution in a diamond-shaped pattern from the umbilicus that is not associated with cultural or familial differences most likely indicates which manifestation?
1) Chronic skin condition 2) Hirsutism caused by an endocrine disorder 3) Early signs of an infection 4) Effects of androgens
A child with cerebral palsy and spasticity is being treated with baclofen (Lioresal). Because drowsiness is a side effect, the nurse plans to administer the medication:
a. during meals. b. a half-hour before physical therapy. c. during morning care. d. at bedtime.