The amount to administer is 0.85 mL. Select the correct syringe: ________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
A
If the amount of injection to administer is less than 1 mL but greater than or equal to 0.5 mL, use a 1 mL tuberculin syringe.
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a. Prone b. Semi-Fowler c. Side-lying d. Supine
When a patient reports pain relief after having received a placebo, the nurse concludes that the patient:
a. was not experiencing pain. b. is relieved of the anxiety that there is no ready source of pain remedy. c. is demonstrating "attention-seeking" be-havior. d. is being manipulative.
Which is the nurse's first step in the process of deriving community nursing diagnoses?
A) Associated inferences are identified that explain the derivation of continuation of the problem. B) Assessment data are categorized and studied for inferences that are descriptive of potential or actual health problems amenable to nursing interventions. C) Documentation of the nursing diagnosis using a three-part statement of the problem, etiology, and signs and symptoms. D) Plan community nursing diagnoses on the basis of identification of only community goals and resources as well as the community priorities.
A very useful group of broad-spectrum drugs whose popularity has declined because of numerous potential sie effects including: polyarthritis, keratoconjunctivitis or dry eye (especially in Doberman Pinschers), hematuria and photosensitivity is the _____________.
a. macrolides b. sulfonamides c. tetracyclines d. fluroquinolones