The client is having a seizure that lasts for 1 minute and 30 seconds. Convert this to seconds
1. 60 seconds
2. 90 seconds
3. 120 seconds
4. 150 seconds
2
Rationale 1:
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Which action should the nurse direct the spouse to take? a. Monitor the patient and notify the clinic if there are more seizures. b. Hold all medications and call 911 for transportation to the hospital. c. Hold tonight's sertraline and encourage him to drink more fluids. d. Administer an antipyretic drug to lower his fever and prevent seizures.
In qualitative research, theory is which of the following?
A) A method to test hypotheses B) A tool to direct the research project C) A product of the research D) A way to test relationships between two different groups
The nurse is assessing the client experiencing shock, and notes that the client's urinary output is 20 mL/hour. The nurse concludes the client:
1. Has decreased blood flow to the kidneys. 2. Is experiencing liver failure. 3. Might be experiencing acute respiratory distress syndrome. 4. Is experiencing disseminated intravascular coagulation.
What statement by the unlicensed nursing personal (UAP) indicates understanding of appropriate strategies utilized to facilitate a positive feeding experience when assisting an individual with a cognitive impairment?
1. "I will place several food choices in front of the person to ensure adequate intake.". 2. "I will feed the patient in the main dining room to promote socialization.". 3. "I will encourage the patient to independently feed himself when appropriate. 4. "I will stand at the right of the patient when I am assisting them to eat.".