A client reports vaginal discharge with a fishy odor. The nurse suspects:
A) candidiasis B) gonorrhea C) bacterial vaginosis D) trichmoniasis
C
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The patient need that assumes priority when planning care for a patient with late-stage dementia is:
a. meaningful verbal communication. b. promotion of self-care activities. c. maintenance of nutrition and hydration. d. preventing the patient from wandering.
When working with a client with personality disorders, the nurse realizes that the client's behavior must have which characteristic?
1. Daily functioning is rarely affected by the disorders. 2. It can occur at any time during adulthood. 3. The behavior is very different from what is expected of the client's culture. 4. It is frequently characterized by psychotic behaviors.
The nurse is caring for a client who was involved in an automobile accident and sustained multiple trauma. The client has a Volkmann's contracture to the right hand. What objective data does the nurse document related to this finding?
A) Extension of the fingers of the right hand B) Nodules on the knuckles of the third and fourth finger C) Clawlike deformity of the right hand without ability to extend fingers D) Dislocation of the fingers
The nurse in the medical ICU is caring for a patient who is in respiratory acidosis due to inadequate ventilation. What diagnosis could the patient have that could cause inadequate ventilation?
A) Insomnia B) Multiple myloma C) Guillain-Barré syndrome D) Overdose of amphetamines