Breast cancer spreads throughout the body by:
a. blood vessels c. bony ingrowth
b. the lymphatic system d. the abdominal plexus
B
There is an abundance of lymphatic vessels proximal to the breast. Malignant cells can thus escape into the general lymphatic system and be spread throughout the body.
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The nurse provides discharge teaching to an older client diagnosed with iron deficiency anemia. Which statement by the client best indicates the client understands the teaching?
1. "I will take my ferrous sulfate tablet with lunch or dinner." 2. "An appointment for lab work is scheduled in 2 weeks and again in 2 months." 3. "I will eat oatmeal with milk for breakfast while I am on ferrous sulfate." 4. "Increasing my fluid intake by drinking mostly fruit juice is helpful."
A client reports not taking any dietary supplements but later says that glucosamine is taken three times a day for arthritis pain. What should the nurse respond to this client?
a. "Other clients have told you how much glucosamine helps pain." b. "Glucosamine is considered a dietary supplement, not a medication." c. "Glucosamine has not received any negative reports so should be OK to use." d. "You should discuss all dietary supplements with your healthcare provider before using them to avoid adverse effects."
A nurse who is sensitive to the care of families recognizes that the term ‘family' is primarily de-fined:
1. As individuals legally bound to the client 2. As people with biological connections to the client 3. In terms generally accepted by the majority of clients 4. By the client as individuals important to the client
A person has a pulse oximetry sensor on a left finger. When measuring blood pressure, you should:
a. Remove the sensor and re-apply it after measuring blood pressure b. Use the right arm c. Use a larger cuff d. Change the sensor site