A client states she has been feeling contractions, but they stop when she walks around. These contractions are called
a. Braxton Hicks c. premature labor
b. dysfunctional d. tetanic
A
Braxton Hicks contractions are irregular, painless contractions that occur prior to active labor and are sometimes referred to as false labor. These contractions subside with walking.
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1. Examine the eye with an otoscope. 2. Check for the "red reflex" in the eyes. 3. Perform the cover-uncover test. 4. Use a tonometer to evaluate the eyes.
When working with interpreters, the nurse remembers to: Standard Text: Select all that apply
1. Allow additional time for the interview. 2. Use family members as interpreters. 3. Talk to the interpreter. 4. Validate the client's understanding by asking for brief summaries. 5. Use medical terminology.
A client is brought to the emergency department after a car crash. The client has a large piece of glass in the left eye. What action by the nurse takes priority?
a. Administer a tetanus booster shot. b. Ensure the client has a patent airway. c. Prepare to irrigate the client's eye. d. Turn the client on the unaffected side.
A patient remanded by the court after his wife had him jailed for battery told the judge how sorry he was and suggested he needed psychiatric help. His history reveals acting-out behaviors as an adolescent and several adult arrests
The nurse interviews him about his relationship with his wife. Which statement by the patient is most consistent with a diagnosis of antisocial personality disorder? a. "I've done some stupid things in my life, but I've learned a lesson.". b. "I'm feeling terrible about the way my behavior has hurt my family.". c. "I have a quick temper, but I can usually keep it under control.". d. "I hit her because she nags at me. She deserves it when I beat her up.".