A man presented to his primary caregiver with complaints of nausea and vomiting and was referred to the emergency department (ED), where he was diagnosed with cholecystitis
The ED nurse should be aware that the preferred intervention for this patient's health problem is:
A) Laparoscopic cholecystectomy
B) Open cholecystectomy
C) Dietary changes and pharmacological treatment
D) Creation of a temporary ostomy and supportive care
C
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The nurse plans the care of an older female resident of a nursing home who has experienced a sudden deterioration in visual acuity. Which intervention should the nurse complete first?
a. Prevent behavioral and social decline. b. Tell her to hold onto the rails during am-bulation. c. Examine her mood and functional status. d. Use problem solving involving the resi-dent.
The nurse in a health clinic cares for a wide range of individuals. Which of the following patients is at an increased risk for an acute pancreatitis attack?
A) A 45-year-old woman with a high-fat diet B) An 18-year-old man who is a weekend binge drinker C) A 45-year-old man with chronic alcoholism D) A 51-year-old woman who smokes one pack of cigarettes per day
A man tells the nurse, "I have trouble maintaining an erection." This comment indicates
a. a sexual erectile disorder. b. a sexual desire disorder. c. a sexual pain disorder. d. an orgasm disorder.
The physician orders an adult dose of morphine for a 14-year-old who weighs 55 kilograms
The nurse administering opioid pain medication to children is aware then checking the physician's orders that it is safe to give an adult dose to children who weigh more than how many kilograms? a. 35 c. 45 b. 40 d. 50