A patient presents to the unit with pallor, dyspnea, and dizziness. The patient has a history of fatigue. Lab test results show low counts in the TIBC and iron levels
Based on this information, which of the following is the likely disorder for this patient?
A) Iron-deficient anemia
B) Aplastic anemia
C) Thalassemia
D) Megaloblastic anemia
A
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The nurse understands that wounds heal more rapidly in infants and children because:
1. Their skin is more fragile. 2. Their skin has not been exposed to sun. 3. Their skin is thinner. 4. Of rapid cell division.
When the nurse is teaching the client about attachment of the faceplate around the stoma, what measure will ensure secure attachment of the pouch to the peristomal skin?
A) Apply a large quantity of adhesive around the stoma prior to attaching the faceplate. B) Press the adhesive faceplate around the stoma for about 30 seconds. C) Press the adhesive faceplate from the outward edge of the stoma inward. D) Wipe the faceplate with alcohol to remove debris.
A patient is going to be assessed for oxygen consumption level. The nurse realizes that which of the following will be used to make this assessment?
1. serum lactate level 2. hemoglobin level 3. serum potassium level 4. creatinine level
What actions do you need to take based on this concern?
What will be an ideal response?