An accidental break in the skin is a/an
A) laceration.
B) incision.
C) hematoma.
D) ulceration.
A
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What nursing action will significantly decrease the risk of serious complications for a child in Bryant's traction?
a. Neurovascular checks are done frequently. b. Bandages are wrapped tightly. c. The child is restrained from rolling over. d. The child's buttocks are resting on the bed.
When discussing the risks of obesity with a client, the nurse should discuss that the underlying risk factors for metabolic syndrome are:
1. Diabetes and elevated blood sugar. 2. Obesity and inactivity. 3. Hypertension and lack of exercise. 4. Abdominal fat and hypertension.
The nurse is assessing a primiparous client who indicates that her religion is Judaism. Why is this information is pertinent for the nurse to assess?
1. Religious and cultural background can impact what a client eats during pregnancy. 2. It provides a baseline from which to ask questions about the client's religious and cultural background. 3. Knowing the client's beliefs and behaviors regarding pregnancy is not important. 4. Clients sometimes encounter problems in their pregnancies based on what religion they practice.
The primary strategies for preventing infection transmitted through blood, body fluid, non-intact skin, and mucous membranes are termed ________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).