Which of the following nonmeat products provides all of the essential amino acids necessary for a nutritionally sound diet?
A) Yogurt
B) Peanuts
C) Whole wheat flour
D) Soy protein
D
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A patient with a traumatic head injury and a diagnosis of diabetes insipidus is being treated with intravenous vasopressin (Pitressin). What change in the patient's status would prompt the immediate cessation of the drug infusion?
A) Infiltration at the IV site B) A sudden decrease in urine output C) The appearance of blood in the patient's urine D) A rapid increase in blood glucose
The nurse is taking a health history on a new patient hospitalized with parasthesias. What is an appropriate question for the nurse to ask the patient to elicit information on altered sensations?
A) How does the strength in the affected extremity compare to the strength in the unaffected extremity? B) Does the color in the affected extremity match the color in the unaffected extremity? C) How does the feeling in the affected extremity compare with the feeling in the unaffected extremity? D) How does the affected extremity look compared to the unaffected extremity?
A client with a history of heart failure has been prescribed an antacid for the treatment of peptic ulcer disease. What instructions should the nurse include when teaching this client about antacids?
A. "Some antacids have a high sodium content." B. "Some antacids could potentiate digoxin toxicity." C. "Some antacids could cause potassium depletion." D. "Some antacids could trigger irregular heartbeats."
During the nurse's discussion with the client, the client's statements show a beginning awareness of her difficulty. This may be indicative of which phase in the nurse-client relationship?
a. termination phase b. orientation phase c. work phase d. introduction phase