First- and second-degree murder, arson, burgarly, extortion, kidnapping, rape, and robbery are examples of which type of crime?
a. Misdemeanor c. Felony
b. Precedent d. Citation
C
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Prior to administering a drug used to treat anemia, the nurse should assess a client's vital signs, ability to carry out activities of daily living, and general appearance, and for the presence of which of the following other general symptoms?
Select all that apply. A) Fatigue B) Pallor C) Headache D) Shortness of breath E) Sore tongue
A patient experienced onset of weakness, left-sided facial drooping, and difficulty talking 2 hours before presenting in the emergency department
The patient has been in the ED for 30 minutes, and the nurse is aware that t-PA treatment for stroke must be administered within the next _______ hours to be effective. Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
A patient needs an x-ray of the arm. What should the nurse do to prepare the patient for this diagnostic test?
1. Initiate a peripheral IV in the opposite arm. 2. Find out the patient's allergies. 3. Do no special preparation. 4. Cleanse the arm with antibacterial cleanser.
A male client receives a local anesthetic during surgery. During the post-operative assessment, the nurse notices the client is slurring his speech. Which action should the nurse take?
A) Determine the client is anxious and allow him to sleep. B) Evaluate his blood pressure, pulse, and respiratory status. C) Review the client's pre-operative history for alcohol abuse. D) Continue to monitor the client for reactivity to anesthesia.