Patients with blood pressure problems usually have high blood pressure, which is known as ____________.?
A) hypertrophy
B) hypothermia
C) hypotension
D) hypertension
D
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(Select all that apply.) a. Assess the patient's recent voiding pat-tern. b. Request an order for an indwelling cathe-ter from the patient's physician. c. Teach the patient how to meet hydration needs while still limiting fluid intake. d. Assist the patient to use the bathroom. e. Request an order for medication to de-crease bladder spasms.
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1. start CPR. 2. notify emergency medical system. 3. assess for respirations. 4. give two slow, full breaths.
While organizing a walking program at an assisted living facility, one resident asks why older people should exercise. Which is the nurse's best response?
1. "You aren't too old to exercise." 2. "Older people often forget to exercise." 3. "Your doctor has ordered it." 4. "Exercise can reduce stress and improve physical health."
The nurse is discussing safety precautions at home with the parents of an 8-year-old child diagnosed with a seizure disorder. Which play activity would the nurse recommend to this family?
A. Sitting quietly reading a book B. Swimming at the beach C. Riding a bicycle D. Participating on a robotic team