The nurse is caring for a postpartum patient. Which potential complication during the first hour after delivery is of the most concern to the nurse?
A) Infection
B) Dehydration
C) Hemorrhage
D) Bladder distention
Ans: C
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1. yellow skin. 2. blanched skin. 3. entrance and exit burns. 4. a green tinge at the site.
The nurse is performing vision screenings. Which client is at greatest risk for developing vision problems?
a. Postpartum woman with no complications b. Young client who has diabetes mellitus c. Middle-aged adult who takes aspirin daily d. Older client with chronic dry eye syn-drome
An adult client with temperature 104.6ยก F, pulse 70, respirations 16, and blood pressure 120/70 is most likely experiencing a(n):
1. drug reaction. 2. intermittent fever. 3. malaise response. 4. episode of heat stroke.
The client's wife complains to the nurse that it seems as if her husband is not making much progress in developing a more positive self-esteem. What statement by the nurse would be appropriate?
A) "What have you done to help your husband with this work?" B) "Do you think that your husband is really trying?" C) "Most clients make quicker progress than your husband has made." D) "Self-esteem work takes time, and is not easily evaluated."