How would the nurse identify rheumatoid nodules in a client with rheumatoid arthritis?
A) The nodules usually are tender and red.
B) The nodules usually are nontender and movable.
C) The nodules usually are red and movable.
D) The nodules are miniscule and occur over nonbony areas.
B
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Currently, funding for health care in the United States is covered by
1. noninsured persons. 2. block grants to each county. 3. private insurance and public programs. 4. specific grants for each major program.
Noting that the Asian patient was given atropine as a preoperative drug, the nurse will closely monitor for:
a. oliguria. b. hyperventilation. c. hypotension. d. tachycardia.
While stuck in traffic, a cab driver unexpectedly begins to feel lightheaded, tremulous, and sweaty. His heart begins pounding and his breathing becomes rapid and labored. He thinks that he is having a heart attack
Driving on the shoulder of the road, he immediately heads for an emergency department. An extensive cardiac workup reveals no abnormalities. Which diagnosis should a nurse anticipate that a physician will assign to this client? A) Generalized anxiety disorder B) A specific phobia C) Posttraumatic stress disorder D) A panic attack
A client is receiving home care due to an unstable blood pressure. Which nursing intervention is a priority?
A) Assess the client's diet. B) Assess the client's activity level. C) Assess the client's blood pressure. D) Assess the client's medication regimen.