The neonatal nurse assesses newborns for iron-deficiency anemia. Which newborn is at highest risk for this disorder?
A) A postterm newborn
B) A term newborn with jaundice
C) A newborn born to a diabetic mother
D) A premature newborn
Ans: D
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The nurse enters the client's room to find that the spouse of the client is very angry. The spouse is shouting and making angry gestures
While attempting to diffuse the spouse's anger, the nurse maintains safety by doing which of the following? 1. Enter the room and stand close to the spouse. 2. Stand near the doorway to talk to the spouse. 3. Sit by the spouse. 4. Have the spouse come into the hall to talk.
An elderly woman diagnosed with osteoarthritis has been referred for care. The patient has difficulty ambulating because of chronic pain. When creating a nursing care plan, what intervention may the nurse use to best promote the patient's mobility?
A) Motivate the patient to walk in the afternoon rather than the morning. B) Encourage the patient to push through the pain in order to gain further mobility. C) Administer an analgesic as ordered to facilitate the patient's mobility. D) Have another person with osteoarthritis visit the patient.
If a verbal or phone order is necessary in an emergency, the order:
a. must be taken by an RN or LPN. b. must be repeated verbatim to confirm accuracy. c. documented as a written order. d. does not need further verification by the provider.
After completing a nutritional history, the nurse determines that a patient is experiencing anorexia nervosa because of which assessment findings? (Select all that apply.)
A) Preoccupation with eating B) Body mass index of 16 C) Overeats at least twice a week D) Discusses feeling fat in clothes E) Body mass index of 29