The client who is most likely to be ordered low–molecular-weight heparin would be the client who is considered to be at high risk to develop:
a. venous thrombosis.
b. arterial embolism.
c. thrombocytopenia.
d. leukopenia.
ANS: A
These heparin-like medications prevent clot formation.
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include (more than one answer may be correct) A. advising the client to accept residential treatment if relapse occurs. B. assisting the client to identify life skills needed for effective coping. C. rehearsing techniques to handle anticipated stressful situations. D. educating regarding physical changes to expect as the body adapts to functioning without substances.
The client is going home after day surgery for a hydrocele. What information should the nurse be sure to teach this client?
A. "Report any incisional drainage to the doctor immediately." B. Use a condom during intercourse to prevent incisional infection." C. "Sit to urinate until all swelling is gone and drainage has stopped." D. "Wear the scrotal support device for at least 3 weeks after surgery."
The nurse theorist credited with describing nursing as a therapeutic interpersonal relationship that provides an opportunity for growth for both client and nurse is ____________________
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A nurse at the detoxification center is caring for a severely malnourished client with a history of chronic alcohol abuse. Which of the following nursing care measures should be employed when caring for the client during the time of withdrawal?
A) Provide high-calorie, carbohydrate-rich food to the client. B) Encourage the client to drink only water. C) Avoid the joint administration of electrolytes and intravenous fluids. D) Position the client on the side if the client has vomiting or nausea.