What is the process by which the reproductive organs return to the nonpregnant size and function?
A) Evolution
B) Involution
C) Decrement
D) Progression
Ans: B
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patient? a. Count the patient's respirations. b. Bilaterally percuss the thorax, noting any differences in percussion tones. c. Call for a chest x-ray study, and wait for the results before beginning an assessment. d. Inspect the thorax for any new masses and bleeding associated with respirations.
When air hunger is assessed in the dying patient, the nurse can perform which intervention(s)? (Select all that apply.)
a. Circulate the air with a fan b. Use a tranquilizer to decrease anxiety c. Provide good oral hygiene d. Perform careful suctioning e. Raise the head of the bed 30 degrees
The best way for a nurse to determine that a newly hired certified nursing assistant (CNA) is competent to transfer a patient safely from the bed to the commode would be to
a. look in the CNA's personnel file to determine previous experience. b. observe the CNA perform the procedure the first time and discuss the outcome. c. have the CNA explain the procedure before doing it. d. establish that the CNA is comfortable performing the transfer.
A child has sickle cell disease (SCD). What treatment or therapy does the healthcare professional discuss with the parents and child?
a. Hydroxyurea b. Low-dose daily aspirin c. Heparin injections d. Genetic testing