A 35-year-old client who is unable to conceive is scheduled for a hysterosalpingogram to assess tubal patency. Which of the following would the nurse ensure before the client undergoes the hysterosalpingogram?
A) Client has been administered general anesthesia.
B) Client is in the second phase of the menstrual cycle.
C) Client's basal body temperature is recorded.
D) Client has just completed her menses.
D
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The nurse is working in a well-child clinic. The nurse will include which of these health promotion strategies in the first well-care infant visit?
1. Encouraging activities that will help the infant meet developmental milestones 2. Questioning the parents about current birth control methods to reduce the possibility of another pregnancy 3. Instructing the mother to avoid the introduction of new foods until the infant is 8 months old 4. Instructing the parent to place the infant in a prone position to sleep
A client is having shoulder surgery with regional anesthesia. What actions by the nurse are most important to enhance client safety related to this anesthesia? (Select all that apply.)
a. Assessing distal circulation to the operative arm after positioning b. Keeping the client warm during the operative procedure c. Padding the client's shoulder and arm on the operating table d. Preparing to suction the client's airway if the client vomits e. Speaking in a low, quiet voice as anesthesia is administered
For which of the following population groups would an annual clinical breast examination be recommended?
A) Women over age 21 B) Women over age 25 C) Women over age 40 D) All post-pubescent females with a family history of breast cancer
Which intervention should you suggest to the client with COPD to reduce early satiety?
A. "Avoid drinking fluids just before and during meals." B. "Use a bronchodilator inhaler 30 minutes before meals." C. "Increase the amount of protein and reduce the amount of fat in your diet." D. "Practice diaphragmatic breathing against resistance at least 4 times each day."