A licensed practical nurse (LPN) is writing a cover letter to apply for the post of
occupational health nurse. What guidelines should the nurse follow when preparing the
letter?
A) Avoid sending a cover letter through the Internet
B) Mention the easiest method of contact at the beginning of the letter
C) Mention how he or she came to know about this position
D) Avoid mentioning skills and job experience in the cover letter
C
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Antiinfective prophylaxis is indicated for a pregnant client with a history of mitral valve stenosis related to rheumatic heart disease because the client is at risk of developing:
a. hypertension. b. postpartum infection. c. bacterial endocarditis. d. upper respiratory infections.
The parents of a 6-month-old tell the nurse that they are exhausted because their baby wakes up several times every night. What advice should the nurse give these parents?
A) "Be certain that the baby is truly awake before picking him up for feeding." B) "Continue to respond to the baby anytime he is restless during the night." C) "Let the baby "cry it out" for a few nights until he can sleep through the night." D) "Bring the baby in for a possible sleep study to check for sleeping disorders."
Which statement regarding the pathophysiology of TB is accurate?
1. The settling of the bacillus in the alveoli triggers the clotting response. 2. Macrophages form hard tubercules around bacilli that always remain dormant in the lungs. 3. TB can affect the lungs, spinal cord, bone formation and the brain. 4. Tubercles in the lungs can remain dormant or progress to active tuberculosis, but are not as prevalent in children.