After Darren breaks his ribs in a car accident, he is admitted at Pascal Hospital for a few days under the care of Dr. Palmer. Which of the following changes will Dr. Palmer expect in Darren's body as a response to the trauma of the accident?
A. A decrease in sodium and water retention
B. An increase in the synthesis of proteins in the skeletal muscles
C. A decrease in the level of glucose in the blood plasma
D. An increase in the level of glucose in the blood plasma
Answer: D
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1. The Omaha System is a problem classification scheme. 2. The Omaha System offers outcome labels. 3. The Omaha System provides nursing diagnoses. 4. The Omaha System provides diagnoses and intervention.
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a. Birthing ball c. Volleyball b. Baseball d. Tennis ball
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a. Assess the client's respiratory rate, rhythm, and depth. b. Measure the client's pulse and blood pressure. c. Document findings and monitor the client. d. Call the health care provider.
The nurse is assisting a physician during the examination of an infant with developmental hip dysplasia. The physician performs the Ortolani maneuver
The nurse determines that the infant exhibits a positive response to this maneuver if which of the following is noted? 1. A shrill cry from the infant 2. Asymmetry of the affected hip 3. Reduced range of motion in the affected hip 4. A palpable click during abduction of the affected hip