A wound is contaminated and infected. Wound edges are not brought together and the wound gaps. Healing will occur through:
a. Primary intention
b. Secondary intention
c. Third intention
d. Tertiary intention
B
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When giving an end-of-shift report for patients on an oncology wing of the hospital, the exiting nurse describes a patient's response to a pain medication administered by the nurse
The nurse receiving the report should question the validity of which of the following statements by the exiting nurse? 1. "The patient reported arm pain and was medicated for the pain.". 2. "The patient stated that the pain was relieved after heat was applied.". 3. "The patient is resting quietly in bed.". 4. "The patient's blood pressure is normal so the pain is gone.".
Which of the following statements made by a nursing student regarding responsibility for pro-vided care requires immediate follow-up by the nursing instructor?
1. "I'm not held to the same standards as a licensed RN." 2. "I am required to provide the safest, appropriate care I am capable of." 3. "My clinical instructor is ultimately responsible for the care I provide." 4. "No one expects nursing students to provide care on the level as an experienced RN."
Select the statement that is not consistent with the mechanism of action or adverse effect profile of the SSRI mirtazapine (Remeron).
A. Mirtazapine decreases the release of norepinephrine and serotonin. B. Mirtazapine antagonizes serotonin 5HT2 and 5HT3 receptors. C. Mirtazapine use has been associated with weight gain. D. Mirtazapine has potent antihistaminic actions.
A patient who works in a non-air conditioned manufacturing plant is experiencing weakness and a headache. The patient's skin is cool and clammy, temperature is slightly elevated, and pulse rate is rapid
For which health problem should the nurse plan care for this patient? a. Heatstroke b. Heat cramps c. Heat exhaustion d. Initial signs of infection