A nurse is conducting a physical examination of a 5-year-old with suspected iron deficiency anemia. How would the nurse evaluate for changes in neurologic functioning?
A) "Please open your mouth; I am going to look inside your cheeks and lips."
B) "Do you have any bruises on your feet or shins?"
C) "Will you please walk across the room for me?"
D) "Let me see the palms of your hands and soles of your feet."
C
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A) Encourage the patient to drink cranberry juice. B) Promote adequate rest and sleep. C) Encourage fluids to maintain hydration. D) Instruct the patient to wear only cotton underwear.
The nurse is collecting a urine specimen from a client and notes the urine is foamy and amber in color. The nurse would suspect which of the following in this situation?
1. Kidney stones 2. Urinary tract infection 3. Prostate disease 4. Liver disease
Your client suffers from amblyopia, defined as which of the following?
1. loss of near vision 2. loss of vision in the nonfocusing eye 3. vision of 20/200 or less 4. appearance of dots of various size in the visual field
A client in the midst of labor and delivery of twins is being considered for a podalic version. What should the nurse assess in order for this version to be considered? Select all that apply
1. Previous cesarean birth 2. Second fetus does not descend 3. Premature rupture of membranes 4. Presence of third-trimester bleeding 5. Second fetus heart rate nonreassuring