Which of the following is true concerning the thyroid gland?
A) The thyroid gland is usually not palpable.
B) The thyroid gland is normally palpable.
C) The thyroid gland is palpable only when diseased.
D) The thyroid gland is palpable after menopause.
A
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During a health supervision visit, the nurse is attempting to develop a partnering relationship with the child and family. Initially, the nurse should:
1. Discuss with the family a plan to address the child's health needs. 2. Tell the family what the child should be doing physically for the age level. 3. Tell the family that the physician will answer any questions they might have related to their child's growth and development. 4. Set goals for the family related to the child's health.
Why is the administration of aspirin recommended along with nitroglycerin when a client is experiencing angina-like chest pain?
A. Aspirin has analgesic properties without sedation. B. Aspirin can trigger vasodilation and improve blood flow. C. Aspirin inhibits platelet aggregation and clot formation. D. Aspirin has cardiotonic properties and improves contraction.
The nurse is taking care of a dying child. The nurse is trying to locate the child's listed religion to make sure whether mandatory baptism must be performed. Based on this information, which religions have mandatory baptism?
1 . Roman Catholic 2 . Russian Orthodox 3 . Greek Orthodox 4 . Quakers A) 1, 2, 3 B) 1, 2, 4 C) 1, 3, 4 D) 2, 3, 4
What would the nurse assess in a client taking primaquine based on an understanding of the adverse effects?
1. The urine for evidence of hemoglobin 2. The eyes for evidence of icterus 3. The skin for photosensitivity 4. The stool for lack of bile