Being dependable means which of the following?
a. Reporting to work on time more than 50% of the time
b. Minimizing the number of times you bring your children to work
c. Performing only the delegated tasks you like to perform
d. Keeping promises
D
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The infant's blood level of Cafcit is 2.3 ?g/mL. What action by the nurse is most appropriate? A. Allow infant to grow out of the current Cafcit dose. B. Document results; maintain cardiorespiratory monitor. C. Inform parents that this blood level is therapeutic. D. Prepare for immediate intubation and ventilation.
The nurse identifies that the newborn is jaundiced within the first 24 hours of birth, with jaundice occurring over bony prominences of the face and the mucous membrane. What type of jaundice does this represent?
a. Physiological b. Normal c. Pathologic d. Transitory
An older adult client with bilateral osteoarthritis of the knees tells the nurse, "I know I need to lose weight but exercising makes my knees ache." What instruction should the nurse provide to this client?
A) Discuss knee replacement surgery with the physician. B) Exercise the muscles so that they will protect the joints. C) Eat a reduced-calorie diet for several months before attempting exercise. D) Stretch the muscles, because that is the only form of exercise that improves osteoarthritis.
A nurse instructs an older adult client to increase intake of dietary potassium when the client is prescribed which classification of drugs?
A. Alpha antagonists B. Beta blockers C. Corticosteroids D. High-ceiling (loop) diuretics