Which sign/symptom is a patient who had an AP resection instructed to report to healthcare provider immediately?
a. Serosanguineous drainage from the wound
b. Sensations of having a bowel movement
c. Constant perineal odor and pain
d. Occasional perineal pain and itching
Answer: c. Constant perineal odor and pain
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The pediatric nurse is assessing a child with nasopharyngitis. The parents ask about the possibility of the child getting an antibiotic. Which of the following is the nurse's best answer?
a. "We need to be careful about starting antibiotics in children because we are creating more antibiotic-resistant organisms." b. "There is no need to buy expensive antibiotics because we have other treatments that are less expensive." c. "Antibiotics are not effective in the treatment of nasopharyngitis." d. "There is a risk of your child being allergic to the antibiotic."
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a. True b. False
The family of an older patient with hypothyroidism is concerned about the open wounds on the patient's legs and arms. How should the nurse respond to the family's questions about bathing?
A. "Follow the bath with a rubbing-alcohol massage." B. "Make sure bathing occurs daily." C. "Use firm, consistent strokes when bathing." D. "Use warm water to bathe the patient."