The nurse assesses white pinpoint pimples on the nose and chin of a neonate. The nurse identifies this as:
a. Lanugo
b. Icterus neonatorum
c. Milia
d. A Mongolian spot
C
The small white spots on a neonate's nose and chin are small pimple-like areas caused by clogged sebaceous glands and will disappear in a few weeks.
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What should the nurse check for when changing the client's ileostomy appliance when the client has been administered a prescribed medication in the form of slow-release beads?
A) Undissolved capsules C) Decreased urination B) High blood pressure D) Presence of blood
A male client reports fluid secretion from his breasts. What does the nurse assess next in this client?
a. Posterior pituitary hormones b. Adrenal medulla functioning c. Anterior pituitary hormones d. Parathyroid functioning
Within the citizens ladder of participation framework, which level of community involvement is considered the lowest level of participation?
a. Delegated power c. Informing b. Partnership d. Consultation
"Doctor shopping," which is common among patients with somatoform disorders, suggests to a nurse that a patient:
a. is denying the psychological component of the illness. b. cannot be successfully treated on an outpatient basis. c. uses rationalization to cope with anxiety aroused by the physical symptoms. d. has chosen to display symptoms of a physical illness to avoid responsibilities.