Nearly 15% of clients admitted for a physical illness may meet the criteria for major depressive disorder
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The nurse is performing patient teaching with a young mother who has brought her 3-month-old to the clinic for a well-baby check
Knowing that it is cold season, what information should the nurse provide to the mother to best prevent transmission of organisms? A) Take prescribed antibiotics B) Use warm salt-water gargles C) Dress warmly D) Wash hands frequently
In which of these situations should the nurse anticipate the use of forceps or vacuum extraction?
a. Complete dilation for 2 hours at +2 station b. Complete dilation for 1 hour, transverse arrest at station +1 c. Complete dilation for 3 hours, fetus at +3 station, onset of late deceleration d. Complete dilation for 1 hour, fetal descent from 0 station to + 1 in 1 hour
A client enters the emergency department in status epilepticus. The nurse anticipates the administration of:
a. phenobarbital (Luminal). b. phenytoin (Dilantin). c. valproic acid (Depakene). d. diazepam (Valium).
Which is a direct question?
a. "What do you want for lunch?" b. "Why don't you want to eat?" c. "Tell me that again, please." d. "Tell me about your family."