An open wound on the foot caused by complications from diabetes is:
a. A nerve ulcer
b. A diabetic foot ulcer
c. A circulatory ulcer
d. A blood vessel ulcer
B
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The nurse recognizes that the brain regulates swallowing. Damage to this area of the brain will affect the patient's ability to swallow:
A) Temporal lobe B) Medulla oblongata C) Cerebellum D) Pons
Which of these physiologic needs would the nurse initially find MOST problematic for the terminally ill client?
a. respirations c. exercise b. nutrition d. skin care
The prescription for the client's IV infusion reads, "100 ml/hr.". The nurse observes the client's IV infused 125 ml in addition to the intended volume after 2 hours. Which is the most important intervention for the nurse to implement?
1. Compare weight to baseline data. 2. Replace the infusion pump batteries. 3. Assess client for respiratory distress. 4. Reduce infusion rate below 75 ml/hr.
The nurse is assisting with admission of a patient who presents with symptoms of an acute myocardial infarction. Which of the following activities would be the highest priority?
a. Limit fluid intake. b. Relieve pain. c. Support the family. d. Note emotions.