Prolonged or frequent use of silver solutions will produce ________.
A. argyria
B. eschar
C. aphthous ulcers
D. decubitis ulcers
Answer: A
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a. assist the client to a prone position. b. empty the collection chambers before removal. c. encourage deep breathing during removal. d. medicate for pain hour before removal.
Medicare Part B covers services and products not covered by Medicare Part A. Which of the following patients would the nurse expect Medicare Part B to cover?
a. A 67-year-old patient requiring a cane to walk who works as an attorney b. A 67-year-old patient who has rheumatoid arthritis and needs assistive devices to independently ambulate c. A 50-year-old women who requires a breast prosthesis d. A 60-year-old who requires a new pair of glasses after cataract surgery
Which of the following is best for measuring and administering a parenteral dose of 2 mL?
A. an oral syringe B. a medicine cup C. a standard syringe D. a tuberculin syringe
A priority for the nurse in the administration of oral medications and prevention of aspiration is:
A. Checking for a gag reflex B. Allowing the client to self-administer C. Assessing the ability to cough D. Using straws and extra water for administration