Which of these assessment findings would help convince the EMT that a patient with abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding is experiencing a spontaneous abortion (miscarriage)?
A) History of dysmenorrhea
B) Upper abdominal cramping
C) Last menstrual period six weeks ago
D) Pain start acutely this morning
C) Last menstrual period six weeks ago
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The incubation period for HIV and AIDS can vary by individual and can be up to ________
a. many years b. six months c. eight months d. 18 months
Mrs. Keller, an 88-year-old widow with no close relatives, is a lonely woman who often talks about her happy marriage. To help Mrs. Keller feel loved, the nursing assistant should NOT:
A. occasionally give her a hug or touch her. B. take her to the activity room to meet and talk with other residents. C. compliment her on her appearance. D. ask her if she can think of some relative you could call for her.
The most important reason for dressing conservatively at the workplace is to: a. maintain tradition
b. please employers. c. increase patient confidence. d. fit in with coworkers.
Which of the following statements regarding ascites is correct?
A) Ascites is a collection of fluid within the peritoneal cavity. B) Percussion of the abdomen will often yield hyperresonance. C) The most common cause of ascites is an acute splenic injury. D) The abdomen of a patient with ascites has a sunken appearance.