The best position for the patient to receive an enema is

A) orthopneic.
B) prone.
C) Sims'.
D) semi-Fowler's.


C

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Which statement made by the older adult client alerts the nurse to assess specifically for fluid and electrolyte imbalances?

a. "My skin is always so dry, especially here in the Southwest." b. "I often use a glycerin suppository for constipation." c. "I don't drink liquids after 5 PM so I don't have to get up at night." d. "In addition to coffee, I drink at least one glass of water with each meal."

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The nurse assesses the client who has a surgical incision. Which is an expected client outcome on the fourth postoperative day?

1. Tympanic temperature is 38.5° C at 8 AM and 12 noon 2. Slightly reddened and swollen incision, without drainage 3. Hyperactive bowel sounds in all quadrants with guarding 4. Client ambulates to the bathroom with minor assistance

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An appropriate technique for the nurse to implement for the patient on isolation precautions is to:

a. double-bag all disposable items and linens. b. put another gown over the one worn if it has become wet. c. place specimen containers in plastic bags for transport. d. hand items to be reused directly to a nurse standing outside the room.

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