The Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA) for sodium is
A) 2800 mg or less per day. B) 2300 mg or less per day.
C) 3500 mg or less per day. D) 3000 mg or less per day.
B
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The nurse plans to administer heparin by drawing the heparin up in an appropriate syringe, donning gloves, prepping the patient's abdominal area, inserting the needle, aspirating for blood, and injecting the medication. Which statement best describes the nurse's plan? A student nurse is administering heparin subcutaneously (SQ) to a client. The nurse should intervene if the student nurse does which of the following?
A. Apply gloves B. Aspirate for blood C. Prep the skin with alcohol D. Inject at a 45-degree angle
A client is admitted to hospital to rule out Legionnaire disease following a canoe trip where he was sprayed in the face with a lot of “creek” water. Which of the following manifestations are characteristic of Legionnaire pneumonia? Select all that apply.
A) Temperature of 103.5°, pulse 80
B) "Talking but not making a lot of sense" (confusion)
C) Decreased abdominal bowel sounds
D) Productive cough with thick, yellow secretions
E) Chest x-ray that reveals areas of consolidation suggestive of pneumonia
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false