A nurse reads in the history that a client has a new onset of acute otitis media. Based on this information, how does the nurse expect this client's tympanic membrane will look?
a. Dull
b. Shiny
c. Chalky white
d. Blue to deep red
ANS: C
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Unique causes of septic shock in pregnant patients include (Select all that apply.)
a. postpartum pyelonephritis. b. ectopic pregnancy. c. chorioamnionitis. d. septic abortion. e. postpartum hemorrhage.
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Increased intraocular pressure is a sign of which of the following eye conditions?
a. Dry eye b. Dilating pupil c. Cataract d. Glaucoma
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A client develops a high fever and has a urinary tract infection. The client has malaise and is confused. The client is
A) Septic B) Anorexic C) Lethargic D) Apneic
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A patient is taking bumetanide (Bumex). What is the most important for the nurse to monitor in this patient?
a. Skin turgor b. Temperature c. Sacral edema d. Muscle weakness
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