The nurse determines that a 2-year-old might be experiencing mental retardation. What did the nurse most likely assess in this child?
A) The child speaks loudly when asked a question
B) The child blows her nose frequently
C) The tops of the child's ears are below the corners of the eyes
D) The fontanels on the head are closed
Ans: C
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What should the nurse instruct the student to do while taking this medication? A) Take nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) to stop pain from expanding muscles. B) Drink plenty of fluids while using this drug and watch for swelling. C) Stop eating red meat or other animal products. D) Take cimetidine (Tagamet) to relieve the stomach upset associated with the use of this therapy.
To solve a problem, the nurse manager understands that the most important problem-solving step is:
a. The implementation phase. b. Identification of numerous solutions. c. Accurate identification of the problem. d. Evaluation of the effectiveness of problem resolution.
An important area to include in a breast self exam in addition to the nipple, areola, and upper and outer quadrants of the breast is the :
a. axillary region c. ribcage area under-neath the breast b. area near the clavicle d. area over sternum between breasts
A child with a mild traumatic brain injury is being sedated with a mild sedative so that pain and anxiety are minimized. The nurse should (Select all that apply.)
1. place a continuous-pulse oximetrymonitor on the child. 2. place the child in a room near thenurse's station. 3. allow for several visitors to remain atthe child's bedside. 4. use soft restraints if the childbecomes confused. 5. use sedation around the clock todecrease agitation.