You observe that Mrs. Eagle is becoming more lethargic. Which of these would NOT occur as a result of
this observation?
A. The route of administration may have to be altered if she is not alert enough to take oral medications.
B. The medications may have to be held until she is more alert.
C. You would go ahead and give the medications.
D. You should check to see if Mrs. Eagle can swallow solids before giving oral medications.
C
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When explaining the recommended weight gain to your client, the nurse's teaching should include which statement?
a. "All pregnant women need to gain a minimum of 25 to 35 pounds." b. "The fetus, amniotic fluid, and placenta require 15 pounds of weight gain." c. "Weigh gain in pregnancy is based on the client's prepregnant body mass index." d. "More weight should be gained in the first and second trimesters and less in the third."
Calculate the amount to administer: ____________. Ordered: Compazine 10 mg pr. On hand: Compazine
5 mg suppositories. Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
The client has been admitted to the hospital with anorexia nervosa and severe weight loss. The client is requesting help with dietary planning
Which of the following nursing diagnoses has the highest priority and is the most appropriate for this client? 1. Imbalanced nutrition: less than body requirements 2. Altered role performance 3. Altered thought processes 4. Impaired swallowing
The nurse is preparing to assess the blood pressure of a young child. Which technique should the nurse use to assess the pressure?
A. Right arm. B. Left arm. C. Arm and thigh. D. Both arms.