The nurse is evaluating the setting for a client's physical examination. The nurse ensures that the setting has which of the following? Select all that apply
A) Adequate lighting
B) Cool room temperature
C) Quiet surroundings
D) Soft chair or table
E) Table for equipment
F) Door or curtain
A, C, E, F
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The nurse receives an order to administer leuprolide 5 mcg/kg subcutaneously to a child with precocious puberty. The child weighs 30 kg. What is the correct dosage for this child?
A) 150 mcg B) 6 mcg C) 68 mcg D) 330 mcg
An occupational health nurse is called to the floor of a factory where a worker has sustained a flash burn to the right arm. The nurse arrives and the flames have been extinguished. The next step is to "cool the burn." How should the nurse cool the burn?
A) Apply ice to the site of the burn for 5 to 10 minutes. B) Wrap the patient's affected extremity in ice until help arrives. C) Apply an oil-based substance or butter to the burned area until help arrives. D) Wrap cool towels around the affected extremity intermittently.
The nurse is teaching a prenatal class about postpartum changes. The nurse explains that factors that might interfere with uterine involution include: Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected
Select all that apply. 1. Prolonged labor. 2. Difficult birth. 3. Full bladder. 4. Breastfeeding. 5. Infection.
The mother of a client diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) asks the nurse to "Explain what caused my daughter to have this disease."
The nurse's response is based on research data that suggest that MS may be a result of: Select all that apply. 1. Genetic predisposition. 2. Viral infection. 3. Exposure to environmental pollutants. 4. Birth trauma. 5. Nutritional deficiencies.