A nurse is describing the risks associated with prolonged pregnancies as part of an inservice presentation. Which of the following would the nurse be least likely to incorporate in the discussion as an underlying reason for problems in the fetus?
A) Aging of the placenta
B) Increased amniotic fluid volume
C) Meconium aspiration
D) Cord compression
B
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a. Cleanse nose with a soft cotton-tipped swab b. Gently suction the nasal cavity c. Gently wipe nose with absorbent gauze d. Ask patient to blow his nose
What is a major source of stress on the current U.S. healthcare system?
1. Rising cost of providing healthcare to all citizens 2. Lack of adequate education for healthcare professionals 3. Inadequate number of hospital beds across the country 4. Increasing cost of malpractice insurance
The student is preparing a poster for a presentation in a community health class. Which communicable disease on the poster should the student explain has been completely eradicated from the world?
1. Poliomyelitis. 2. Smallpox. 3. Rubella. 4. Tetanus. 5. Mumps.
For the client discharged receiving IV fluids, the nurse should instruct the client to notify the nurse:
a. if redness, swelling, or pain develops at the IV site. b. at the client's next appointment of any problems related to the infusion. c. if the client experiences swelling of the legs or shortness of breath. d. if the client develops a rash, itching, or hives.