Identify three outcomes that you expect for V.M. as a result of your interventions
What will be an ideal response?
• Subjective reports of absence of dyspnea
• An increase in Pao
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• Clear lung sounds
• VS within normal limits, particularly a decrease in the respiratory rate
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The nurse is gathering objective information about a client demonstrating depression. What should the nurse note about this client?
1. The client admits to loneliness. 2. The client walks erect with a bounce. 3. The client is wearing clean, pressed clothes. 4. The client walks with a shuffling gait.
Throughout the history and physical examination, the clinician should:
a. concentrate on emotional issues. b. follow an inflexible sequence. c. evaluate the whole patient. d. deal only with previously identified prob-lems.
The nurse is preparing an educational program on the different types of pregnancy tests. What should the nurse include about the ?-subunit radioimmunoassay (RIA) test? Select all that apply
1. It causes a color change. 2. It takes 2 to 3 hours to perform. 3. It is able to detect trophoblastic disease. 4. It is able to detect an ectopic pregnancy. 5. It is the same as an over-the-counter test.
Which of the following characterized childbirth during the 18th century?
A) Majority of births occurred in the home with female midwives B) Streptococci were identified as the major cause of puerperal fever C) Heavy doses of narcotics were used during labor D) Books on childbirth education were published