An 11-year-old is brought to the emergency room after experiencing a nosebleed for which her caregiver cannot determine a cause
In addition, the child is disoriented, appears confused, is having trouble walking, and is experiencing nausea and coughing. These symptoms, as well as the age of this child, might indicate the child possibly has:
A) fallen on the playground at school.
B) experimented with an inhalant.
C) eaten a food to which the child is allergic.
D) been exposed to a respiratory disease.
B
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The population nurse is determining the level of health literacy for a group of community members. Which definition should the nurse use when assessing health literacy?
1. Members' ability to use the information and services to enhance health. 2. Members' ability to read and explain the health information. 3. Members' ability to read, write, and interpret the health information. 4. Members' ability to understand and act on health instructions.
A patient with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection has developed Mycobacterium avium complex infection. Which outcome would be appropriate for the nurse to include in the plan of care?
a. The patient will be free from injury. b. The patient will receive immunizations. c. The patient will have adequate oxygenation. d. The patient will maintain intact perineal skin.
Which of the following items would not be included on a clear liquid diet?
a. bouillon b. hard candy c. frozen juice bar d. freshly squeezed orange juice
In contrast to adults, young children are more prone to liver and spleen injuries because the organs:
A) extend well below the rib cage. B) are both highly vascular. C) are more mobile and less supported. D) are relatively smaller and less protected.