Which of the following teaching cues would be most appropriate for the skill of skipping?
a. “L” arms
b. Push off strong
c. Step, close
d. Long, short, long short
Answer: d. Long, short, long short
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What is the most significant adverse effect that activation of the stress response will have for this patient? A) Inhibition of parasympathetic outflow and gastrointestinal activity B) Stimulation of alpha receptors and increase in blood pressure C) Inhibition of venous constriction and reduction of volume return D) Stimulation of beta-1 receptors and increased cardiac contractility
The nurse is teaching a pregnant 14-year-old client at ten weeks gestation about the expected body changes that will occur during pregnancy. Which statement indicates that additional information is needed?
A. "My breasts are going to get even bigger than they've gotten over the past couple of years." B. "My belly will gradually get more round, especially from the middle of pregnancy and on." C. "My hair will feel thicker until I deliver, and then I'll lose more hair than usual for a few weeks." D. "My skin won't change and I'll look just as good in a bikini next year as I did last summer."
A client complains of pain over the maxillary sinuses. Which device does the nurse use to determine if there air or fluid in the client's sinuses?
a. Magnification device b. Transilluminator c. Monofilament d. Wood's lamp
An order is written for (phenytoin) Dilantin 500 mg IM q3-4h prn for pain. The nurse recognizes that treatment of pain is not a standard therapeutic indication for this drug
The nurse believes that the prescriber meant to write for hydromorphone (Dilaudid). What should the nurse do? a. Give the patient Dilaudid, as it was meant to be written. b. Call the prescriber to clarify and justify the order. c. Administer the medication and monitor the patient frequently. d. Refuse to give the medication and notify the nurse supervisor.