The neonatal nurse is caring for children with inborn errors of metabolism. Which treatment is recommended for these conditions?
What will be an ideal response?
Replacing deficient enzymes through intravenous administration
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As the nurse caring for a patient who has suffered a myocardial infarction that has damaged the sinoatrial (SA) node, you should plan to monitor for which of the following potential complications? Select all that apply
a. Decreased heart rate b. Increased heart rate c. Decreased cardiac output d. Decreased strength of ventricular contractions
A long-term care nurse is caring for a client who is dying. The client has complained of pain for several days. What is the best way to treat pain at the end of life?
A) Use long-acting medications that are given routinely. B) Give immediate-release medications when the client complains of pain. C) Give long-acting medications routinely and immediate-release doses when the client complains of breakthrough pain. D) Give immediate-release medications routinely.
Which is an appropriate recommendation in preventing tooth decay in young children?
a. Substitute raisins for candy. b. Substitute sugarless gum for regular gum. c. Use honey or molasses instead of refined sugar. d. When sweets are to be eaten, select a time not during meals.
After a bronchoscopic examination, the patient must remain NPO (nothing by mouth) until the return of the gag reflex. How can the nurse determine when the gag reflex has returned?
a. Ask the patient to swallow. b. Give the patient a sip of water. c. Touch the back of the throat with a cotton swab. d. Touch the roof of the mouth with a gloved finger.