Malcolm and Jermaine are two 25-year-old identical twins who were raised by different relatives in different states. In which of the following aspects are Malcolm and Jermaine least similar?
a. weight
b. political views
c. career paths
d. intelligence
b. political views
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community for 6 weeks after discharge from the hospital. Two weeks after making this notation in the medical record, the nurse is called by the client's husband to say that the client is delusional and explosive. During the home visit the nurse learns that the client is willing to take medication, but when her 90-day supply ran out she had none to take. The nurse arranges for a prescription refill. To avoid recurrence of this situation a. the nurse will obtain the prescription refill every 90 days and deliver it to the client. b. the client's husband will mark dates to obtain prescription refills on the calendar. c. the client will report to the hospital for medication follow-up every week. d. the client will call the nurse weekly to discuss medication-related issues.
The nurse would clarify to a client that sinus arrest differs from sinus block in that with sinus arrest, the
a. atrial focus totally takes over pacing responsibility. b. atrioventricular (AV) node is the primary pacemaker. c. rhythm is regular. d. sinoatrial (SA) node occasionally fails to fire.
The certified nursing assistant (CNA) is feeding a patient and notes that the patient is having difficulty swallowing. She reports this to the primary registered nurse. What should the nurse do first?
a. Assign the task to a more experienced CNA b. Feed the patient herself c. Assess the patient and place on NPO status d. Call the primary care provider
An older adult has approximately six loose stools a day and is admitted to the hospital with a diagnosis of gastroenteritis
In addition to being disoriented and weak, the patient has the following laboratory test results: Hct 56% (normal 40% to 51%) BUN 32 mg/dL (normal 6 mg/dL to 20 mg/dL) Which nursing diagnosis would be most appropriate for this patient? a. Excess fluid volume b. Deficient fluid volume c. Impaired skin integrity d. Risk for injury