Which statement about leftover food is correct?
a. It is placed in aluminum foil and stored at the person's bedside.
b. Containers with leftover food are dated.
c. The food is cooled before being refriger-ated.
d. Leftover food is used within 5 or 6 days.
B
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1. Monitor vital signs. 2. Keep on strict bedrest. 3. Report unexplained bleeding. 4. Position in the prone position. 5. Keep on nothing by mouth status.
A hospitalized patient has a blood pressure of 145/96 mm Hg. The nurse caring for this patient notes that the blood pressure the day before was 132/98 mm Hg. The patient reports ambulatory blood pressure readings of 136/98 and 138/92 mm Hg
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In reviewing genetic testing for a female client, you note the presence of BRCA1, BRCA2, and CHEK2. How should these findings be interpreted?
a. There is no increased likelihood that the client will develop breast or ovarian cancer. b. There is an increased likelihood only for the development of breast cancer in a woman. c. More information is needed to interpret these findings based on the client's family history and the client's current and past medical history. d. A radical bilateral mastectomy is required immediately because the cancer may have already undergone sub-metastasis.
A client with a skin disorder may have many physiological needs and psychological needs. The nurse should:
1. Provide an open, supportive environment. 2. Address the physiological needs first. 3. Stress that the psychological needs will be resolved with treatment. 4. Put more emphasis on the psychological needs first.