If T.Q. were developing a sinus infection, what manifestations would you likely see when
examining him?
What will be an ideal response?
Reddened nasal mucosa, thick yellow to green drainage, tooth pain, blood-tinged mucus, sinus
tenderness, fatigue, and elevated temperature are some indications of acute sinusitis.
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A patient on continuous venovenous hemofiltration with dialysis experiences a significant decrease in blood pressure. Which intervention would be most appropriate for the nurse to carry out?
A) Decrease the amount of fluid removal. B) Decrease the infusion rate of replacement fluid. C) Administer heparin. D) Use a blood warmer to warm the dialysis lines.
A commanding leadership style has negative consequences to consider but can be appropriate
A. During clinical emergencies B. When someone is too tired to be a visionary leader C. When time isn't available for coaching D. To demonstrate to consumers the value of command-and-control management E. If staff are bombarding the nurse with non-essential questions F. If everyone on the unit is expected to work overtime
At a unit meeting, the staff discusses decor for a special room for patients with acute mania. Which suggestion is appropriate?
a. An extra-large window with a view of the street b. Neutral walls with pale, simple accessories c. Brightly colored walls and print drapes d. Deep colors for walls and upholstery
Which of the following is the most common route of lower respiratory tract infection?
a. Aspiration of oropharyngeal secretions b. Inhalation of microorganisms c. Microorganisms spread to the lung via blood d. Poor mucous membrane protection