The nurse is caring for an infant girl with a suspected cardiovascular disorder. Which of the following statements by the mother would warrant further investigation?
A) "My baby does not make any grunting noises."
B) "The baby seems more comfortable over my shoulder."
C) "The baby gulps down all of her bottle."
D) "I don't notice any rapid breathing patterns."
B
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What is the most important consideration when dealing with this segment of the population? A) Health care professionals must know all the dietary supplements the patient is taking. B) Health care professionals must work together to provide coordinated care. C) Health care professionals may negate the efforts of another health care provider. D) Health care professionals must have a peer witness their interactions with the patient.
A woman hospitalized with preeclampsia is being treated with a beta-adrenergic agent. Which of the following would the lead the nurse to suspect that the client is experiencing a possible side effect associated with this drug?
A) Gastrointestinal bleeding C) Tachycardia B) Blurred vision D) Epigastric pain
In order to minimize neuromuscular side effects, which medication is likely to be prescribed for psychotic symptoms?
1. Lithium 2. Olanzapine 3. Galantamine 4. Haldoperidol
For clients who have received general anesthesia the usual assessment that indicates that the artificial airway can be removed is:
a. they begin to move around. b. they open their eyes. c. they first reach the recovery room. d. the gag and swallowing reflexes return.