During a routine medical examination of a 12-year-old client, the nurse notices that the
client's fasting sugar level is above 160mg/dL. After further evaluation, the client is
diagnosed with diabetes mellitus type
What will be an ideal response?
A
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A client with chronic renal failure informs the nurse he frequently uses over-the-counter medications to manage headaches. The nurse's best response would be:
A) "As long as you don't exceed the recommended dose, it is okay." B) "It would be better to use herbal supplements than most over-the-counter analgesics." C) "The FDA ensures that all over-the-counter medications are safe to consume." D) "You should check with your primary care provider before using any over-the-counter medications."
An older woman has just had surgery to repair a fractured hip. Identify the care settings, ordering from least to most client autonomy, that the woman may encounter
A. Transitional care unit (TCU) B. Skilled nursing facility (SNF) C. Inpatient orthopedic unit D. Independent living in her own home E. Assisted-living facility (ALF)
Which of the following syringes should be used to measure 60 units of insulin?
A. U-100, 100 unit capacity insulin syringe B. U-100, 50 unit capacity insulin syringe C. tuberculin syringe D. standard syringe
Minor surgery that may be done to diagnose cancer is a(n)
A) biopsy. B) culture. C) reconstruction. D) incision.