Giving orders or advice can be a verbal barrier imposed by the nurse
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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Order: Procainamide 5 mg/min IV drip Available: Procainamide 2 g in 500 mL D5W The IV flow rate for this dosage is _______________
a. 1.25 mL/hr b. 75 mL/hr c. 6 mL/hr d. 25 mL/hr
A 31-year-old man who has worked for several years installing fiberglass insulation has developed itchy, irritating lesions on his wrists and forearms over the last several months
He has applied moisturizing creams repeatedly and has taken antihistamines but has experienced no significant improvement. He is understandably concerned about the potential effect this could have on his livelihood and has asked his care provider when treatment will resolve the problem. What is the care provider's most appropriate response? A) "A steroid cream will likely help but often the skin problem lasts long after contact with the product that irritates the skin." B) "You're clearly allergic to the fiberglass in your insulation, and over-the-counter allergy medications are likely to resolve the problem quite rapidly." C) "The problem is that your skin is producing and sloughing off cells prematurely; this will respond well to a topical steroid." D) "There are medications I can prescribe that will cure this sensitivity, but they tend to take many months to take full effect."
During an eye examination, the nurse requests that the client read letters located on the Snellen E chart. The client's vision is determined to be 20/200
Which of the following is true regarding these findings? Standard Text: Select all that apply. 1. The client is legally blind. 2. The client is unable to read from a paper at close range. 3. The client is found to be farsighted. 4. The client is myopic. 5. This is common in clients who are over 45 years old.
The probate court has the right to hear cases concerning wills and estates. Which kind of jurisdiction is this?
1. Personal 2. Concurrent 3. Subject matter 4. Federal