How many mL of urine do the kidneys produce in a 24-hour period?
A. 250 to 500 mL
B. 600 to 750 mL
C. 1000 to 1250 mL
D. 1500 to 2000 mL
Answer: D
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A nurse is preparing to culture a client's wound to determine if it is infected. Which of these steps should the nurse take?
a. Irrigate the wound with antiseptic, swab over granulation tissue, and replace swab in culture tube. b. Irrigate the wound with saline, swab over granulation tissue, and replace swab in culture tube. c. Irrigate the wound with antiseptic, swab over eschar, and replace swab in culture tube. d. Swab over granulation tissue, replace swab in culture tube, and redress the wound.
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1. How long should the infusion last? 2. Can the medication be crushed? 3. Should the medication be given on an empty stomach? 4. Can the medication be split?