Urinary incontinence in bed at night is:
a. Enuresis
b. NREM sleep
c. REM sleep
d. Sleep wetting
A
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motorcycle accident. The boyfriend was badly hurt, but the client had only minor cuts and bruises. The client appears confused and has trouble focusing on what the nurse is saying. She reports nausea and dizziness, has tachycardia, and is hyperventilating as the nurse interviews her. She tells the nurse that she feels as though something awful is going to happen. The nurse should assess the client's level of anxiety as a. mild. b. moderate. c. severe. d. panic.
The nurse practitioner is debating whether to prescribe darbepoetin alfa (ARAN esp) or epoetin alfa. The nurse practitioner decides to write the order for darbepoetin alfa (ARAM esp), because it has the advantage over erythropoietin that it
a. is less painful to inject. b. can be administered less frequently. c. has a shorter half-life. d. is less likely to exacerbate hypertension.
Which specific virus causes mononucleosis?
a. Cytomegalovirus b. Hantavirus c. Epstein-Barr virus d. West Nile virus
A nurse is preparing a patient to change from taking lorazepam (Ativan) for anxiety to buspirone (Buspar). Which statement by the patient indicates a need for further teaching?
a. "I can drink alcohol when taking Buspar, but not grapefruit juice." b. "I may need to use a sedative medication if I experience insomnia." c. "I may not feel the effects of Buspar for a few weeks." d. "I should stop taking the Ativan when I start taking the Buspar."