What is locomotion?
A) Walking independently
B) Moving about in a wheelchair
C) Learning how to walk
D) Moving a joint freely
B
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During group, the adolescents are asked to identify their role models. One of the teens responds, "My parents." The nurse recognizes this response as:
1. Developmentally appropriate. 2. Grammatically incorrect. 3. Regressive behavior. 4. Inappropriate for the situation.
Which finding should produce the most concern when performing pin care for a patient with an external fixator?
a. Crusts around the pin b. Serous drainage on the dressing c. Purulent drainage d. Absence of pain
The physical therapist notifies the nurse that a patient with coronary artery disease (CAD) experiences an increase in heart rate during physical therapy at the bedside
The nurse recognizes that an increase in heart rate in a patient with CAD may result in what? A) Increased myocardial perfusion B) Myocardial ischemia C) Formation of a pulmonary embolism D) Electrolyte imbalances
The nurse has delegated ADL care of a patient with a large wound that is draining. Which of the follow should the nurse instruct the nurse assistant to report back to her?
a. The wound has a foul odor. b. Drainage is decreased. c. The patient's temperature is slightly below normal. d. The patient does not complain of discomfort.