A pregnant woman is prescribed a medication, while teaching the patient, the nurse explains that which pregnancy category drug would be the safest?
A. "B"
B. "D"
C. "X"
D. "A"
Answer: D. "A"
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a. epiglottis is located lower than an adult's. b. tongue is larger, and it fills the oral cavity. c. larynx is tubular shaped with its narrowest portion at the epiglottis. d. airway is more rigid than an adult's.
The hospital has recently implemented computer charting. The computerization of nursing practice:
a. enhances and increases the time spent on documentation. b. makes patient data immediately available to the health care team. c. makes retrieval of data more difficult but safer. d. is enhanced by limiting the use of point-of-care technology.
A client who is hospitalized after a left hip fracture is scheduled for surgery late this afternoon. After receiving report, the nurse evaluates the Buck traction applied by a new physical therapist
Which finding indicates that the traction is correctly applied? A) Foam boot covers the right lower leg from the knee down. B) 20-pound weights are connected to the bottom of a foam boot. C) Weights are supported by a stool at the end of the bed. D) The left knee and hip are in alignment above the foam boot.
One of the biggest pitfalls and concerns to health care providers to the transition to the ICD-10 by 2013 is which of the following?
1. Training staff to use the new system efficiently 2. Having enough qualified personnel available to troubleshoot impending issues 3. The need to overcome resistance to change in the health care setting 4. The cost to convert the current systems to accommodate the changes