A Caucasian patient and an African-American patient are exhibiting signs of jaundice. Which of the following signs did the African-American patient exhibit? Select all that apply
A) Yellow tone to skin
B) Yellow-greenish color of soles of feet
C) Yellow color of hands
D) Yellow-greenish color of palms of hands
E) Yellow-greenish color of skin
F) Yellow-greenish color of hair
B, D
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The nurse is discussing home care with the client who is experiencing arthritis. The client lives alone and is having difficulty bending over. What should the nurse suggest?
1. The client include bending exercises. 2. The client sleep on a soft mattress. 3. The client purchase a long-handled grabber. 4. The client use a recliner.
A patient is unconscious. How should you position the person for oral hygiene?
a. In Fowler's position b. In the supine position c. In a side-lying position d. In the prone position
The patient has been exposed to a nerve agent. Which antidote will the nurse plan to administer?
1. Apomorphine 2. Atropine (AtroPen) 3. Acetate of ammonia 4. Hydroxyzine (Vistaril)
Convert each of the given quantities to the equivalent unit indicated. Your answers must be in the proper form for the metric or household system measurement requested in the question
125 mg = __________ g Fill in the blank(s) with correct word