According to the North American limb lead color code, what color is used for the right arm (RA)??
A) Red
B) Green
C) Black
D) White
D
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Regression as a coping mechanism for critical care patients
a. is necessary to some degree to allow staff to administer care. b. indicates deterioration of the physical state. c. is adaptive when the patient calls the nurse every 15 minutes, even for trivial matters. d. is best avoided to ensure successful recovery.
When counseling potential parents about genetic disorders, which of the following statements would be appropriate?
A) Genetic disorders primarily follow Mendelian laws of inheritance. B) Environmental influences may affect multifactorial inheritance. C) All genetic disorders involve a similar number of abnormal chromosomes. D) The absence of genetic disorders in both families eliminates the possibility of having a child with a genetic disorder.
A client with hyperuricemia has a nursing diagnosis of acute pain. The nurse evaluates the plan of care and determines a successful resolution of this nursing diagnosis has been achieved when:
a. the client states pain level of 0 on a 1-10 scale. b. the client is taking probenecid as prescribed. c. the client is following a low purine diet. d. the client verbalizes "My pain is better."
A nurse is providing perineal care to a client who has delivered a baby. Which intervention should a nurse provide during perineal care?
A) Place a towel under the client's hips. B) Use cotton balls moistened with cold water. C) Wipe the urethral area in a circular motion. D) Cleanse the area from back to front.