A _________ medication is one that is applied directly to skin, mucous membranes, or tissue membranes
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
topical
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The nurse begins the focused assessment of the urinary system by collecting a clean-catch urine specimen. The nurse should:
1. catheterize the client to get a urine sample. 2. have the client catch the urine at the beginning of flow. 3. have the female client cleanse the perineum from back to front. 4. have the client start the flow and then place the container in the stream.
When performing a mental status examination, a nurse notes that the patient keeps repeating, "I didn't do it. I didn't do it. I didn't do it
" This response would be an example of which one of the components of the mental status examination? a. Appearance b. Mood and affect c. Thought content d. Memory and attention
When interviewing a newly admitted client, the nurse learns that the client is a cigarette smoker. It is determined that the client has a 50 pack-year history. This means that the client has smoked:
1. 2 packs of cigarettes a day for 25 years 2. 50 cigarettes a week for the last year 3. 1 pack a week for the last year 4. 50 packs within the last year
A nurse is asking questions about a client's sexual history. It is important for the nurse to
A) Evaluate the client's past history of sexual dysfunction B) Provide a time that enhances openness C) Collect data in a quiet, private environment D) Pull the curtains in a semiprivate room