The UAP reports a small skin tear on the client's forearm that occurred during a routine turn. After assessing the wound, the nurse should:
A)
Tell the UAP to re-evaluate the wound in 20 minutes.
B)
Cleanse the wound and apply a dressing.
C)
Request a consult with the wound care nurse.
D)
Obtain a transparent dressing for the UAP to place on the wound.
B
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What is the nurse's best response? A) "We expected this to happen. Just ignore it and please do not worry about it." B) "You will need to see the doctor immediately. Come in as soon as possible." C) "This is a common adverse effect of your medication that will lessen with time." D) "This is a serious adverse effect. Stop taking the drug and see the doctor today."
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a. Hydrochlorothiazide and nadolol b. Hydralazine and minoxidil c. Spironolactone and amiloride d. Trichlormethiazide and hydrochlorothia-zide
Which of the follow potential studies would fall within the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality's future research goals? (Select all that apply.)
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MC Feeding a client who is unable to feed himself should include all the following activities except
A. Asking the order in which he wants the food to be fed to him. B. Alternating foods. C. Providing feeding only by the nurse. D. Talking with the client during the meal.