A client's membranes spontaneously ruptured as evidenced by a gush of clear fluid with a contraction. The nurse would immediately:
A) check the fetal heart rate
B) perform a vaginal exam
C) notify the physician immediately
D) change the linen saver pad to promote dryness
A
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What is the rationale for not administering tetracycline (Sumycin) to children under the age of 8 years?
A) It will not treat the infection. B) It will increase the risk of heart failure. C) It will interfere with enamel development. D) It will increase the risk for future infections.
A person with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) knows the ritual is senseless, but is unable to stop. Which of the following best explains why he does not quit doing the ritual?
a. As rituals become habit, others will worry about the person if he or she suddenly stops engaging in the ritual behavior. b. Engaging in rituals allows the individual to feel in control. c. If the compulsion is resisted, anxiety increases. d. Rituals, even if nonsensical, are comforting and reassuring.
Which of the following is the most significant laboratory test used in the diagnosis of meningitis?
A. A client with a positive Kernig's sign B. A cerebral angiography C. Analysis of the cerebrospinal fluid D. Analysis of serum for a complete blood count
Your client has started taking warfarin (Coumadin) for his atrial fibrillation. He tells you he would like a shave today. You:
1. tell him he will need to wait until his bleeding numbers stabilize. 2. provide him with a safety razor. 3. provide him with an electric razor. 4. allow him to follow his usual shaving routines.