The nurse working in an obstetric clinic receives a phone call from a pregnant woman who says, "Maybe I'm just being overly protective, but I feel like there is something wrong with the baby, but I don't know what it is
" The nurse's priority action would be to: A) reassure the woman, and tell her that her pregnancy is progressing normally. B) schedule an appointment for the woman to be seen today. C) instruct the woman to keep her normal appointment in two weeks so she can be reassured by listening to fetal heart tones. D) tell the woman to call 911.
B
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A patient has been prescribed aminoglutethimide 250 mg PO q6h to increase to 2g daily over the next several weeks. The nurse should recognize that this patient most likely has a diagnosis of
A) Cushing syndrome. B) Addison disease. C) diabetes insipidus. D) an autoimmune condition such as asthma.
A patient admitted to the medical unit with HF is exhibiting signs and symptoms of pulmonary edema. The nurse is aware that positioning will promote circulation. How should the nurse best position the patient?
A) In a high Fowler's position B) On the left side-lying position C) In a flat, supine position D) In the Trendelenburg position
A patient wants to use aromatherapy to treat pneumonia, but the hospital policy will not allow burning of eucalyptus-scented candles. What should the nurse suggest the patient use instead?
a. Another essential oil b. Prescribed medications c. A topical eucalyptus product d. Massage therapy
When speaking with a family about the plan of care for the day, Leslie knows she should avoid using:
1. Medical jargon. 2. Time for questions. 3. Active listening skills. 4. All of the answers should be used for effective communication. 5. All the answers should not be used for effective communication.