What content would be appropriate for a nurse to include in an early pregnancy class?
A. The father's role in breastfeeding
B. Purchasing of a car seat
C. How to care for an episiotomy
D. Methods to cope with stress
D
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An emergency room nurse implements fluid replacement for a client with severe burn injuries. The provider prescribes a liter of 0.9% normal saline to infuse over 1 hour and 30 minutes via gravity tubing with a drip factor of 30 drops/mL
At what rate should the nurse administer the infusion? (Record your answer using a whole number and rounding to the nearest drop.) ____ drops/min
The client is waiting in a triage area to learn the medical status of his family following a motor vehicle accident. The client is pacing, taking deep breaths, and wringing the hands
Considering the effects in the body systems, what effects does the nurse anticipate in the liver? A) The liver will cease function and shunt blood to the heart and lungs. B) The liver will convert glycogen to glucose for immediate use. C) The liver will produce a toxic by product in relation to stress. D) The liver will maintain a basal rate of functioning.
During a well-child visit, the pediatric nurse performs a physical assessment on a 2-year-old patient. The nurse knows that developmentally at age 2:
A) the salivary glands reach adult size. B) the stomach capacity increases to about 200 mL. C) the average weight gain is 10 to 12 pounds per year. D) the digestive system grows rapidly, increasing caloric needs.
The nurse is preparing to give a dose of a cephalosporin medication to a patient who has been receiving the antibiotic for 2 weeks. The nurse notes ulcers on the patient's tongue and buccal mucosa. Which action will the nurse take?
a. Hold the drug and notify the provider. b. Obtain an order to culture the oral lesions. c. Gather emergency equipment to prepare for anaphylaxis. d. Report a possible superinfection side effect of the cephalosporin.