Foot drop is a(n)

A) device placed between the mattresses used to keep the foot at a right angle.
B) injury to the posterior surface of the foot.
C) tightening of the calf muscle that causes the toes to point downward.
D) shelf attached to the base of a wheelchair to lower the foot to the floor.


C

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A. a meatus opening on the dorsal side of the glans or shaft. B. a circumscribed collection of serous fluid in the tunica vaginalis surrounding the testes. C. undescended testes. D. an acute inflammation of the testes.

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Which is the appropriate nursing intervention when providing care to a child, diagnosed with nephrotic syndrome, who is edematous and on bed rest?

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