What should the nurse identify as major fears in the preschool child who is hospitalized with a chronic illness? Select all that apply
a. Altered body image
b. Separation from peer group
c. Bodily injury
d. Mutilation
e. Being left alone
C, D, E
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Correct These are all major fears of the preschooler.
Incorrect These are major fears in the adolescent.
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A) The nurse notes no abnormalities on abdominal inspection. B) The client states diffuse abdominal pain. C) Urine output is pink and noted at 300 mL. D) The physician notes urine leakage upon palpation.
What is the primary reason that electrocardiograms (EKGs) are routinely performed in middle-aged and older adult clients undergoing surgery?
a. Most insurance coverage dictates that they be performed. b. The client's cardiac health must be evaluated because of the physical stress of surgery. c. Ischemic heart disease is prevalent in these age groups. d. A baseline study for comparison is needed should subsequent EKGs be needed.
Which ostomy will have the most formed drainage? The ostomy located in the
a. ileum c. transverse colon b. ascending colon d. descending colon
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