A partial-thickness wound caused by the scraping away or rubbing of the skin is:

a. A pressure ulcer
b. A laceration
c. An abrasion
d. A penetrating wound


C

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A coordinated gait involves all of the following except:

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The nurse has instructed a client on the self-administration of oral iron tablets. Which client statement indicates the need for further clarification?

1. "I should take this medication with meals, along with a big glass of milk." 2. "If I get constipated while I am taking this drug, I need to talk to my provider." 3. "I will have blood drawn after 3 or 4 weeks to see if this drug is improving my red blood cell count." 4. "The medicine will help my body build red blood cells."

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K.B. is transferred to the pediatric intensive care unit (PICu) and treated for changes in her neurologic sta-

tus. The next day her primary care provider determines that her condition is stable and has her transferred back to the pediatric unit. It is now 36 hours after surgery. K.B. suddenly begins to complain of extreme pain in her lower right leg. she had pain medication 2 hours ago and rates her pain as a 10 of 10. Which of these findings are early signs of compartment syndrome? Select all that apply. a. Diminished pedal pulse b. Macular rash c. Edema d. Paresthesia e. Capillary refill less than 2 seconds f. Increased pain

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MC Which of the following statements is true for the client receiving oxygen per nasal cannulae?

A. Deep breathing will increase the amount of oxygen inhaled. B. Vaseline use is appropriate for nares care. C. Mouth breathing will not alter oxygen percent inspired. D. Humidification of inspired air is indicated.

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