A nurse is caring for a pediatric client diagnosed with renal insufficiency. How much urine does the nurse suspect the child is excreting?
A) More than 1 kg of urine/hour of body weight
B) Less 1 mL of urine/kg of body weight/hr
C) Around 2.2 kg of urine/mL of body weight/hr
D) Around 2.2 mL of urine/hour of body weight
B) Less 1 mL of urine/kg of body weight/hr
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The nurse is preparing an educational session on the importance of high-risk populations receiving an annual influenza vaccination. Which clients are considered high-risk for developing complications from the flu?
Select all that apply. A) A 25-year-old pregnant woman at 20 weeks' gestation B) A 65-year-old woman C) A 3-year-old with cystic fibrosis D) A 35-year-old man with a severe allergy to eggs E) A 20-year-old healthcare worker
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1. the climacteric. 2. menopause. 3. the menarche. 4. the ischemic phase.
A nurse is identified as being an effective leader. With this designation, the nurse will most likely demonstrate which characteristics?
1. Self-aware 2. Focus on people 3. Excellent communicator 4. Mentor to others 5. Focus on systems