Phototherapy is instituted for an infant. What is the most appropriate nursing action for the infant having phototherapy?
a. Cover the infant's head with a hat.
b. Dress the infant lightly in a T-shirt.
c. Keep the infant's eyes covered.
d. Reposition the infant at least every 4 to 8 hours.
ANS: C
The infant's eyes are protected with patches to prevent damage from the high-intensity lights.
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A) Inspect the oral cavity to ensure that the drug is swallowed. B) Monitor body temperature for changes. C) Monitor blood pressure for unusual changes. D) Inspect pulse rate for unusual changes.
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a. "Antacids are better for long-term use than proton pump inhibitors." b. "Antacids heal ulcers and proton pump inhibitors treat the pain associated with peptic ulcers." c. "You should really asked your doctor which one he prefers you use." d. "Antacids neutralize gastric acid and proton pump inhibitors prevent the secretion of gastric acid."
The testing of a drug on a small number of healthy individuals is known as phase
a. I b. II c. III d. IV
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A) Hispanic women B) Non-Hispanic white women C) Black women D) Asian women