The nurse is providing care for an elderly client who has been diagnosed with a hip fracture. The client underwent surgery to repair the hip. Which of the following assessments would indicate a risk for delayed wound healing?
A) client participation in activity
B) low levels of calcium
C) low levels of serum transferrin
D) serous sanguinous drainage from the wound
C
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The nurse assessing an 11-year-old who is having an asthma attack expects to hear adventitious sounds of:
a. friction rub. b. sibilant wheezes. c. crackles. d. sonorous wheezes.
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A) Measures to minimize gastrointestinal upset B) Consultation with a dietitian for assistance with diet teaching C) Emphasis on the fact that drug therapy alone will significantly lower blood cholesterol levels D) Focus on the importance of taking drug exactly as prescribed E) Instruction in possible adverse reactions and signs and symptoms to report to primary health care provider
The nurse is preparing to conduct a newborn assessment. Which equipment is appropriate for the nurse to use? Select all that apply
1) Stethoscope 2) Speculum 3) Tape measure 4) Thermometer 5) Penlight