During a 12-week prenatal checkup, a patient is concerned about bumps on the dark part of her nipples. What should the nurse explain about this breast change?
A) Normal bumps of pregnancy, they do nothing
B) Might be sign of cancer, need to speak with provider
C) Montgomery tubercles, secrete lubricant for the nipples
D) Striae, stretching of the breast tissue
Ans: C
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A) Methylprednisolone B) Metoclopramide (Reglan) C) Prochlorperazine (Compazine) D) Promethazine (Phenergan)
The nurse is explaining the underlying principles of dialysis to a patient who is starting peritoneal dialysis for the management of chronic renal failure
As part of the teaching, what physiologic process does the nurse explain produces the most waste product removal? A) Water molecule movement by osmosis B) Diffusion to a less concentrated area C) Active transport by an energy-driven process D) Increased osmotic gradient from the abdomen
During a routine physical examination, the client reports feeling increasingly unable to maintain his home. He states he is looking for other options. The nursing assessment reveals a well-nourished male, age 66
His medical history is essentially negative except a mild myocardial infarction 10 years ago. He has significant financial resources. Which of the following will likely best meet the client's needs? A) Skilled-nursing facility B) Retirement community C) Adult day care D) Residential care facility
After a neurologic assessment, the nurse determines that an older patient is exhibiting normal signs of aging. What did the nurse assess in this patient? Standard Text: Select all that apply
1. Slow movements 2. Intermittent hand tremor 3. Ataxia with position changes 4. Decreased sensation in the feet 5. Slight impairment of coordination