A nurse is conducting a medication resolution of a new resident of a care facility and notes that the woman has been taking neostigmine. The nurse should recognize that the woman may have a history of what health problem?
A) Alzheimer disease
B) Parkinson disease
C) Myasthenia gravis
D) Multiple sclerosis
C
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Donna is a 34-year-old patient with a spinal cord injury. After two months in the hospital, Donna expresses concern to the nurse that she hasn't had a menstrual period since her accident. The nurse explains that
A) it may take approximately 6 months for her periods to return. B) she will probably not have a normal menstrual cycle. C) she will most likely not have periods and will not need birth control. D) she should have started her periods by now so the nurse will report this finding to the physician.
The nurse instructs the mother that when the neonate's stool becomes loose and takes on a greenish-yellow color, this is normal __________ stool
ANS:
Which of the following clients would be best served by a case manager?
A. 70-year-old woman with chronic cystitis B. 55-year-old man with moderate hypertension C. 65-year-old woman with chronic congestive heart failure and diabetes mellitus D. 28-year-old man with a fractured ankle from a sports injury and seasonal allergies to molds and pollens
Which hormone is responsible for the onset of menstruation?
A) Decrease in progesterone B) Increase in estrogen C) Luteinizing hormone D) Follicle-stimulating hormone