A patient was admitted with a head injury caused by rapid acceleration and deceleration. How should the nurse expect this patient's injuries to be classified?
A. Blunt
B. Minor
C. Blast
D. Shearing
Answer: A
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A nurse who has been recently hired to manage the nursing staff of the ICU is concerned at the lack of evidence-based practice she sees among the staff
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A client has undergone ileostomy surgery. Why should the nurse suggest use of a temporary appliance in the immediate postoperative phase?
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Clients with delirium and dementia would differ from clients with mood disorders because of impairments in what area?
A) Sleep B) Concentration/attention span C) Memory D) Psychomotor activity