A patient is taking chloroquine and complains of the itching sensation that the drug causes. The nurse will instruct the patient to do which of the following to relieve this sensation?
A) Drink liquids and eat light meals
B) Take an oatmeal bath
C) Take acetaminophen
D) Switch to another malaria medication
B
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Which intervention would the nurse include in a client's plan of care when the client is 10 cm dilated?
A) Medicate the client for pain. C) Remove the fetal scalp electrode. B) Assess the newborn's Apgar score. D) Encourage the client to begin pushing.
Which statement is true about qid and q4h?
A) qid and q4h mean to administer the medication four times a day B) qid means to administer the medication every 4 hour, and q4h means to administer the medication four times a day C) qid means to administer the medication every 6 hours, and q4h means to administer four times a day D) qid means to administer the medication four times a day, and q4h means to administer every 4 hours
In comparing the preterm infant with the term infant the nurse recognizes which characteristic would likely be seen in the male preterm infant?
A) Smooth skin B) Lanugo on the back and shoulders C) Descended testicles D) Subcutaneous fat on the extremities
Which of the following is a criticism of ethical leadership?
a. It contains research on a topic that is timely in the public's eye b. It is unreasonable to expect high levels of ethics in our leaders c. There is substantial recent research on ethics and leadership d. The ethics and leadership writings come from only a few scholars