School nurses work to remove health barriers to learning. Which of the following is an example of high-risk behavior?
A) Riding to school with an intoxicated parent
B) Eating food in a store without paying for it
C) Eating junk food for lunch every day
D) Using a restroom where bullies hang out
B
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The client has just returned from the cardiac catheterization laboratory. The left-sided femoral vessel was used as the access site. The nurse should position the client:
1. In a semi-Fowler's position 2. With the head of the bed elevated 45 degrees 3. With the head of the bed elevated no more than 15 degrees 4. With the foot of the bed elevated as much as tolerated by the client
Which does the nurse observe for an adult client who has a negative Babinski response?
A. All toes turn inward. B. All toes curve upward. C. All toes spread outward. D. All toes bend downward.
A patient asks the nurse about the use of information from websites for verifying diagnostic and treatment decisions made by a primary health provider. Which response, made by the nurse, would be most helpful to this patient?
1. "A computer search of the diagnosis should help you verify the accuracy of the diagnosis and treatment." 2. "You can only count on accurate and useful information if it comes from university or hospital websites." 3. "That is a dangerous practice, because it undermines your relationship with your primary health provider." 4. "You can gain general information that way, but be sure to discuss specific websites and information with your primary health provider."
The nurse is caring for a patient who is scheduled to undergo a glucose tolerance test next week. The patient's daily medications include an antihypertensive, oral contraceptives, and over-the-counter (OTC) vitamin C and calcium supplements
The nurse should instruct the patient to withhold which medication before the test? a. Antihypertensive agent b. Oral contraceptive c. Vitamin C d. Calcium supplement