The nurse is administering an intradermal injection for tuberculin testing. Unless contraindicated, the nurse will use the patient's
1. Right ventral forearm.
2. Left ventral forearm.
3. Upper chest.
4. Upper back.
ANS: 2
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An autopsy shows that Lewy bodies were present in a patient's brain. Which of the following characteristics did the living patient probably exhibit?
A) Hemiparesis B) Tremor C) Diplopia D) Aphasia
The overall goal for pain control during childbirth is to
a. completely abolish pain b. avoid all analgesic medications c. keep the mother sedated d. achieve a healthy and satisfying outcome for the family
Nociceptive pain usually resolves when the injury heals. What is the usual first choice of pain medication?
A) Acetaminophen B) Ibuprofen C) Opioids D) Anticonvulsants