Which of the following methods of medication administration is easily accessible during an active seizure if an IV is unobtainable?
a. IO
b. Rectal
c. SL
d. Tracheal
Ans: b. Rectal
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The international nursing honor society is called:
A. The National League for Nursing. B. The American Nursing Society. C. The Nursing Education Coalition. D. Sigma Theta Tau.
A client has been diagnosed with mitral valve stenosis following his recovery from rheumatic fever. Which of the following teaching points would be most accurate to convey to the client?
A) "The normal tissue that makes up the valve between the right sides of your heart has stiffened." B) "Your mitral valve isn't opening up enough for blood to flow into the part of your heart that sends blood into circulation." C) "Your heart's mitral valve isn't closing properly so blood is flowing backward in your heart and eventually into your lungs." D) "The valve between your left ventricle and left atria is infected and isn't allowing enough blood through."
With what type of professionals are skilled nursing facilities mandated to staff facilities?
a. Licensed health professionals around the clock b. RN in charge on each shift c. RNs to supervise the patient care given by aides d. Only RNs to provide complex care
A patient presents with atrial flutter with an atrial rate of 280 beats/min and a ventricular rate of 70 beats/min. Which of the following best explains this discrepancy in rates?
a. The ventricles are too tired to respond to all the atrial signals. b. The AV node does not conduct all the atrial signals to the ventricles. c. Some of the atrial beats are blocked before reaching the AV node. d. The ventricles are responding to a ventricular ectopic pacemaker.