A patient who experienced severe preeclampsia during her pregnancy has just delivered her baby in the ICU. She has been receiving magnesium sulfate therapy to prevent seizures
Which of the following would be the correct nursing intervention in this situation?
A) Discontinue the magnesium sulfate therapy immediately.
B) Continue the magnesium sulfate therapy for 2 hours after delivery.
C) Continue the magnesium sulfate therapy for 24 hours after delivery.
D) Explain to the patient that she will have to remain on magnesium sulfate therapy for the rest of her life.
C
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a. depression attitude management c. psycho-behavioral therapy b. depression psycho-therapy d. cognitive-behavioral therapy
Which is a risk factor for work-related musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs)?
a. Slow motions b. Performing the same motion frequently c. Normal postures d. A wide base of support
Which of the following elderly individuals would have the least chance of developing mental health problems as they age?
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A Minimum Data Set (MDS) is collected by a(n)
A) long-term care facility. B) hospital. C) physician's office. D) All of the above