Nurses recognize that newborns have limited ability to regulate body temperature since they:
A) have a smaller body surface compared to body mass
B) lose more body heat when they sweat than adults
C) have an abundant amount of brown fat all over
D) are unable to shiver effectively to increase heat production
D
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When performing the continuous quality improvement review post-transfer, the key component involved in the review is the
A) referring facility. B) transport team. C) receiving facility. D) All of the above are correct.
The nurse is aware that some arrhythmias may be the result of: (Select all that apply.)
a. hyperkalemia. b. valvular prolapse. c. infarct damage. d. defective sinoatrial node. e. excess fluid.
The nurse suspects fluid overload in an infant receiving intravenous fluids. What clinical manifestation is suggestive of water intoxication?
a. Oliguria b. Weight loss c. Irritability and seizures d. Muscle weakness and cardiac dysrhythmias
A client is asking about being diagnosed with stage 2 hypertension. The nurse identifies which of the following as a priority to teach the client?
1. The client will need to take the prescribed medication as directed. 2. The client will need to exercise routinely or be faced with having to take medication. 3. The client can stop taking medication when the blood pressure returns to normal limits. 4. The client should limit activity to promote the blood pressure's return to normal.