Most nursing studies at mid-century focused on:
A) Client satisfaction
B) Clinical problems
C) Health promotion
D) Nursing education
D
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A patient is being discharged home after liver transplantation. The patient still has a hepatic artery catheter in place. What is this hepatic artery catheter for?
A) To monitor portal hypertension B) To give immunosuppressive drugs during the first weeks after transplantation C) To monitor vascular changes in the hepatic system D) To deliver a continuous chemotherapeutic dose until completed
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1. Plan your exercise so that it coincides with the peak action of insulin. 2. Insulin should be injected into the lower extremity before exercise because that site provides the greatest absorption. 3. Exercise should be done daily at the same time of day and at the same intensity. 4. Keep exercise at a minimum to conserve your energy.
A client with a cervical spinal cord injury is developing foot drop. Which of the following should the nurse do to help this client?
1. Place high-topped shoes on the client while in bed 2. Keep the linens on the end of the bed turned back to expose the feet 3. Use only the prone and Sims' positions for client positioning 4. Use a device to elevate the linens off the feet