The nurse is evaluating a client's ability to bend the elbow by bringing the forearm forward and touching the fingers to the shoulder. Which degree of flexion should the nurse anticipate?
A. 200°.
B. 90°.
C. 180°.
D. 160°.
Answer: D
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1. anger. 2. adjustment. 3. aggression. 4. assertiveness.
The factor in the client's history that the nurse assesses as a risk for the development of hypermagnesemia is
a. Addison's disease. b. gastrointestinal disease. c. vomiting. d. water intoxication.
The nurse is teaching a client from a culture that is "present oriented" about a dressing change that should be performed twice a day. How should the nurse address the cultural issue?
1. Allow the client to select the times the dressing will be changed. 2. Instruct the client to change the dressing after breakfast and before going to bed. 3. Explain that the client should complete the dressing change at 10 AM and 4 PM. 4. Suggest that the dressing change can be performed whenever the client chooses, as long as it gets done twice daily.
A client has been ordered a thrombolytic medication. Why is it important for the nurse to obtain a comprehensive medication history for this client?
1. Many patients are allergic to this medication. 2. Thrombolytics cannot be given to a patient with a history of asthma. 3. Thrombolytics will stop bleeding. 4. Thrombolytics are contraindicated in patients with active bleeding or with a history of recent trauma.