A nurse inspects a client's hands and notices bilateral clubbing of the fingers. The nurse correlates this finding with what condition?
a. Pulmonary infection
b. Trauma to the thorax
c. Chronic hypoxia
d. Allergic reaction
ANS: C
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a. keep the device in place for 1 hour after intercourse b. apply a petroleum-based product to assist with insertion c. have the device refitted if there is a substantial weight gain d. clean the device with water and pat with cornstarch to aid drying
Which of the following adverse effects are less likely in a beta1-selective blocker?
1. Dysrhythmias 2. Impaired insulin release 3. Reflex orthostatic changes 4. Decreased triglycerides and cholesterol
Which action takes place during the design phase of the DMAIC process?
a. A charter is developed. b. Key performance indicators are agreed upon. c. Analyze baseline data. d. Determine whether measures reflect the true problems.
The client has osteomalacia and the physician has ordered a treatment to restore calcium balance. What will the nurse plan to administer to the client?
1. Calcium supplements and dark green, leafy vegetables 2. Calcium supplements and milk products 3. Calcium supplements and potassium 4. Calcium supplements and vitamin D