A patient seeks medical attention for a burn that appears moist with blisters. For which type of burn should the nurse plan care for this patient?
A. Superficial partial-thickness
B. Full thickness
C. Deep partial-thickness
D. Superficial
Answer: A
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A 22-year-old client with schizophrenia was just admitted to the inpatient unit. While assessing the client, the nurse notes that the client is staring at a staff member intensely with a flat affect
The client is mumbling and the client's limbs are in constant motion (bouncing knee up and down and tapping fingers). Without further data, which observation is most indicative of the client's potential for violence? 1. Intense stare 2. Mumbling 3. Flat affect 4. Constant motion
The health care provider orders "Tylenol 2 tabs p.o. q4h PRN pain" in the client's medical record. Which action by the nurse is the most appropriate?
1. Accept the order as complete. 2. Clarify the dosage. 3. Clarify the frequency. 4. Clarify the client.
Clients with severe mental illness often have great difficulty escaping homelessness. The most common reason for this cycle of homelessness is which of the following?
A) People with mental illness have less of a support system and difficulty obtaining employment. B) Families experience severe stress and eventually abandon the role of caring for the mentally ill family member. C) There is not enough security and supervision provided in institutional housing. D) Caring for the homeless with mental illness depletes the resources of the health care system.
Which of the following parts of the brain is primarily concerned with the coordination and regulation of muscular activity?
A. The basal ganglia B. The thalamus C. The temporal lobe D. The occipital lobe