The client has an order for intravenous (IV) fluids. The normal saline, an isotonic solution, is ordered. The nurse knows that an isotonic solution:
A) contains the same osmotic pressure.
B) is stronger than opposing sides of a membrane.
C) contains the same hydrostatic pressure.
D) is weaker than opposing sides of a membrane.
A
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When planning interventions to address a client's crisis, the nurse should:
1. Focus on long-term problems. 2. Conduct a complete assessment. 3. Determine follow-up. 4. Develop the plan prior to meeting with the client.
A nurse is planning care for a child with laryngomalacia. Which symptom should the nurse plan to assess that is characteristic of laryngomalacia?
a. Stridor b. High-pitched cry c. Nasal congestion d. Irritability
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A) Explain to the new nurses the problem that their isolating is causing. B) Arrange to send them to an English language course at the local adult school. C) Ask the established RNs to make an effort to include the new nurses in after-work activities. D) Begin a short sharing session before client report, so all RNs can share information about their cultures and differences in client care.