At 1 month old, infants can:
a. Lift their heads up briefly
b. Reach for objects
c. Roll from front to back
d. Babble, coo, and make sounds
A
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though she is not exhibiting signs of pain. Which of the following guidelines should the nurse use for short-term and long-term treatment of the client's pain? A) Reconciling the client's need for opioid analgesics with the risk of addiction to these drugs B) Recognizing the client's pain is not likely self-limiting C) Knowing that the client's self-report of pain is the most reliable indicator of pain D) Realizing that chronic pain is likely to require innovative and complex treatment
A client develops pseudomembranous colitis secondary to fluoroquinolone therapy. The nurse understands that this is the result of which organism?
A) E. coli B) C. difficile C) Staphylococcus D) Group B hemolytic Streptococcus
A homeless man, age 66, is admitted to the acute care facility. He was found lying in an alley. An investigation revealed the individual is homeless and does not have any available family members. The client is unresponsive at the time of admission
The prognosis is guarded. Which action by the healthcare facility is indicated? A) Notify a local homeless shelter. B) The hospital will approach a judge to have the client become a ward of the state. C) The hospital will assume implied consent for care for a period of 48 hours and then move forward if there is no change to name a guardian. D) The client will be represented by the hospital social worker until he regains consciousness or a guardian is appointed.