When palpating the fundus during a contraction, the nurse notes that is feels like a chin. The nurse interprets this finding as indicating which type of contraction?
A) Intense
B) Strong
C) Moderate
D) Mild
C
Response:
A contraction that feels like the chin typically represents a moderate contraction. A contraction described as feeling like the tip of the nose indicates a mild contraction. A strong contraction feels like the forehead.
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A) Discontinue oxygen if in use B) Ambulate the patient to see if the pain is relieved with activity C) Have the patient sit or rest immediately D) Remove the nitroglycerin patch immediately
Which statement by a client being treated for a dermoid cyst of the ovary indicates a need for further clarification regarding the cause and management of this problem?
A. "I will still be able to have children." B. "My risk for cancer is no greater than anyone else." C. "I hope my next pregnancy will occur in the uterus rather than the ovary." D. "Without surgery, this cyst could get larger and eventually rupture."
Examples of Schedule II drugs include ________, opium, and amphetamines.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Which of the following nursing interventions is most clearly stated and will assist other staff members to provide safe care?
A) provide extra fluids B) increase ambulation in hallway C) reinforce use of incentive spirometer TID D) complete physical assessment with patient in the AM