A patient who is in shock would most likely be placed in which of the following positions?
A) Prone
B) Trendelenburg
C) Knee-chest
D) Semi-Fowler's
B
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A client with bipolar disorder who relapsed after discontinuing lithium has lost 5 pounds in the 4
days since hospitalization. The nursing diagnosis of "imbalanced nutrition: less than body requirements related to caloric intake insufficient to balance energy expenditure associated with hyperactivity" has been established. The short-term indicator that should be used to evaluate progress toward the desired outcome of "intake will be sufficient to maintain weight within normal range for height and age" is a. while in the acutely manic state, the client will drink 8 ounces of high-calorie, high-protein drink hourly throughout the day. b. the client will display consistently nonviolent behavior toward others on the unit within 1 week with the aid of medications and nursing interventions. c. the client will have competent medical assistance and legal protection when signing any document regarding personal matters during hospitalization. d. the client will consistently wear appropriate attire for age and sex within 1 week while on the psychiatric unit.
What drug therapy should the nurse prepare to administer to a client in the hyperdynamic phase of septic shock?
A. Heparin B. Vitamin K C. Corticosteroids D. Clotting factors, platelets, and plasma
The nurse working in an acute care hospital is considering a position working with patients in the community. What care settings should the nurse consider before making a final decision?
Select all that apply. 1. Parish nursing 2. Homeless shelters 3. Adoption agencies 4. County health department 5. Ambulatory surgical center
Microbes are found:
a. In blood, body fluids, excretions, and se-cretions b. In the air and in water c. In the respiratory system and digestive system d. Everywhere