A client has to ingest carbohydrate solution for the diagnostic test of hydrogen breath testing. What important signs and symptoms should the nurse monitor for if the client is contraindicated to carbohydrate solution?
A) Signs of dizziness and confusion
B) Signs of bleeding
C) Signs of cramping, abdominal distention, and diarrhea
D) Signs of weight loss or failure to gain weight
C
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A new nurse wants to make personal lifestyle changes to become a healthier individual. Which actions would help with reaching this goal? (Select all that apply.)
a. Begin an exercise routine. b. Eat snacks late at night. c. Incorporate relaxation into his/her sche-dule. d. Begin eating nutritious meals and snacks.
The nurse is admitting a patient who has been diagnosed as having had a stroke. The physician writes orders for "ROM as needed." The nurse understands that
a. The nurse will have to move all the patient's extremities. b. The patient is unable to move his extremities. c. Further assessment of the patient is needed. d. The patient needs to restrict his mobility as much as possible.
A young teenager has recently had a baby. Which of the following is most probable for this infant?
a. Increased attention b. Increased risk of health problems c. Increased incidence of high birth weights d. Increased success in school
You note placement of a percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (PEG) feeding tube is also on
the operative procedure list. Why is J.B. having a PEG tube placed? What will be an ideal response?