Constant changes in the state of the gastrointestinal tract can make it difficult to predict the strength of he drug once it reaches the bloodstream. This problem would be associated with which route of administration?
A. intranasal
B. sublingual
C. oral
D. subcutaneous
C. oral
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When entering a client's room, a nurse observes the client laughing. The nurse asks what is making the client so happy. The client states angrily, "I'm not happy, you fool! I'm very upset," and then begins to cry
The nurse would note this behavior when evaluating the client's: a. emotional status c. mental status b. intellectual function d. orientation
The tympanic membrane thermometer is inserted:
a. Into the mouth b. Into the rectum c. Under the arm d. Into the ear
Which instruction will the nurse provide to the nursing assistive personnel when providing foot care for a patient with diabetes?
a. Do not place slippers on the patient's feet. b. Trim the patient's toenails daily. c. Report sores on the patient's toes. d. Check the brachial artery.
If student nurses wish to reduce anxiety about their clinical abilities by using positive affirma-tions to increase confidence, which statement or thought would be consistent with this plan?
1. "I should use therapeutic communication techniques." 2. "I am relaxed and more capable each day." 3. "I need to facilitate the healing process." 4. "I can ask my instructor to tell me what to do."