Based on the incidence of disease in woman, which assessment of lower extremities would be most important to make in a pregnant woman?
A) Lateral movement of the kneecap
B) Presence of varicosities
C) Diameter of the calf muscle
D) Blanching and refilling of toenails
B
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When taking a history from a newly admitted patient, the nurse notices that he often pauses and expectantly looks at the nurse. What would be the nurse's best response to this behavior?
a. Be silent, and allow him to continue when he is ready. b. Smile at him and say, "Don't worry about all of this. I'm sure we can find out why you're having these pains." c. Lean back in the chair and ask, "You are looking at me kind of funny; there isn't anything wrong, is there?" d. Stand up and say, "I can see that this interview is uncomfortable for you. We can continue it another time."
Which of the following best describes what proportion of children live in a single-parent family?
a. Fewer than 10% b. 11%-15% c. 16%-20% d. 21%-26% e. More than 30%
What substance is secreted by the liver and breaks down fat globules into small particles?
a. Bile b. Pepsin c. Gastrin d. Hydrochloric acid
The nurse may use bridging strategies to assist the client to readjust to community living after discharge from the inpatient setting. Bridging strategies include: Select all that apply
A) Starting the client's outpatient services the day after discharge. B) Linking the family and friends to support services. C) Conducting sessions that make the family a part of the treatment team. D) Improving discharge planning between inpatient and outpatient staff.