A person's height is measured at 4 feet 3 inches during a well-child visit. The same child was measured at 3 feet 10 inches during the previous visit. How much did the child grow between visits?
(A) 5 inches
(B) 4 inches
(C) 3 inches
(D) 2 inches
A
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A. The stroke should not affect administration of this therapy. B. The stroke is a relative contraindication to administration of this therapy. C. The stroke is an absolute contraindication for administration of this therapy. D. The stroke indicates increased risk for an extension of the current MI.
A child in renal failure develops hyperkalemia because of poor glomerular function. Which of the following would you expect to administer to him?
A) Sodium and increased fluid B) Glucose and insulin C) A diet high in fruit juice D) A fluid high in calcium
A measurement tool to articulate the nursing workload for a specific patient or group of patients over a specific period of time is called:
a. benchmarking. c. staffing pattern. b. skill mix. d. patient classification.
The nursing student correctly identifies what advantage of cyclosporine for the prevention of allograft rejection?
1. Increases white blood cell count 2. Can be administered subcutaneously 3. Decreases the risk of infection 4. Is less harmful to bone marrow