A 37-year-old woman complains of migraine headaches that typically occur after eating out in restaurants. Potential triggers that can influence the onset and severity of migraine symptoms include all of the following except:
A. cheese pizza.
B. pickled or fermented foods.
C. freshly baked yeast products.
D. baked whitefish.
Answer: D. baked whitefish.
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A. 12 months B. 16 months C. 18 months D. 24 months
An older resident is complaining of being constipated. Which action should the nurse take first when caring for this patient?
1. Assess the diet for adequacy of fiber and fluids. 2. Determine what the patient means by constipation. 3. Obtain an order for a laxative and an enema if needed. 4. Encourage the patient to increase fluid intake and activity.
A postoperative client describes the following during a transfer, "I feel like something just popped." The nurse immediately assesses for
A) Infection B) Herniation C) Dehiscence D) Evisceration
The nurse is preparing to start a peripheral IV infusion. Which technique should the nurse use to help ensure success with the venipuncture? (Select all that apply.)
a. Use a tourniquet to dilate the vein. b. Elevate the extremity to promote venous return. c. Apply a warm compress prior to site preparation. d. Lower the head of the bed to reduce cardiac output. e. Encourage the patient to open the hand and lay it flat on the bed. f. Push the skin toward the intended puncture site to prevent rolling.