If a child is following a normal pattern of skeletal growth, which characteristic would likely be noted in a 6-year-old child?
A) The child's abdomen is flat
B) The child has a swayed back
C) The child's legs are long
D) The child's body is slender
Ans: B
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Which of the following statements by the client validate the nurse's conclusion? Standard Text: Select all that apply. 1. "When I was little I had 4 cats. Can I wear a dress instead of this hospital gown?" 2. "I wish that my grandmother's daughter would visit me more often.". 3. "I have never had so much pain. I just don't feel like speaking with you right now.". 4. "My doctor has only been to visit me once during the last three days. I'm starting to feel angry that she hasn't come to see if I'm doing better.". 5. "Red squirrels dance on the divine divide.".
Which nursing action is a priority in the client at risk for respiratory aspiration?
A) Orient the client to person, place, and time. B) Position the client with the head of the bed at 45 degrees. C) Administer intravenous antibiotics, as ordered. D) Encourage cough and deep breathing exercises.
A client is in the emergency department after experiencing kidney trauma. The abdomen is tender and distended, and blood is visible at the urinary meatus. Which action by the nurse is most appropriate?
a. Assess vital signs and abdominal pain every 5 to 15 minutes. b. Consult with the provider before inserting a catheter. c. Monitor the client's IV rate and prepare to give blood. d. Assist with obtaining informed consent for surgery if needed.