The nurse is caring for a child with Haemophilus influenzae type B. Which nursing intervention helps prevent complications seen with this disorder?
A) Monitor for seizure activity
B) Elevate the head of the bed
C) Administer antibiotics
D) Monitor fluid intake
Ans: C
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A) Liver toxicity B) Dental caries C) Depression D) Sexual impotence
A client expresses the desire to quit smoking. She elects to use Nicorette gum replacement therapy. Which statement by the nurse is true regarding this smoking cessation technique?
a. "You should not eat or drink for 15 minutes before or after chewing the gum." b. "You may experience a skin rash as a result of this treatment." c. "Using a nicotine replacement system will decrease the risk of cancer." d. "The gum will take away the craving to smoke."
A nurse suspects that the ice bag on a patient's left foot is too cold because the patient is complaining of
1. Feeling chilled. 2. Increased swelling. 3. A burning sensation. 4. Feeling confused.
A pregnant Korean American client comes to the prenatal clinic. During the initial assessment the client states that she practices tae-kyo
The nurse is concerned about the effects of this on pregnancy and needs to assess if this includes food taboos about: A. Proteins. B. Fats. C. Carbohydrates. D. Iron.