The nurse is explaining induction of labor to a client. The client asks what the indications for labor induction are. Which of the following should the nurse include when answering the client?
A. Suspected placenta previa
B. Breech presentation
C. Prolapsed umbilical cord
D. Hypertension
D
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An unconscious client is brought to the emergency department, accompanied by a friend who is in
an obviously intoxicated state. The friend is unable to give any information regarding what caused the client to lapse into unconsciousness. The nurse can anticipate that the physician will order a toxicological screening. This will require the nurse to a. assist with passing a nasogastric tube to collect a sample of gastric contents. b. obtain urine and blood samples in the presence of a witness. c. conduct a complete neurological and psychological assessment. d. prepare and administer a dose of naloxone and observe the client for 2 hours after administration.
A client is manifesting behaviors that are consistent with a negative self-concept. The nurse that is working with him has observed that the client maintains:
1. Frequent eye contact 2. Independence in self-care 3. A passive personal attitude 4. An interest in the surroundings
A female client is admitted to the emergency department after being sexually assaulted. The nurse notes that the client is sitting calmly and quietly in the examination room and recognizes this behavior as a protective defense mechanism. What defense mechanism is the client exhibiting?
A. Intellectualization B. Denial C. Regression D. Displacement
The nurse is preparing to perform a physical examination on a patient who has cardiopulmonary disease. Knowing this about the patient, the nurse is alert for the presence of which of the following when checking the patient's nails?
a. Clubbing b. Bands in nail beds c. Yellow discoloration d. Splinter hemorrhages