If u r unable to obtain BP on either arm, where else could you use use to find BP?
What will be an ideal response?
Thigh
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a. "I just joined a gym, so I hope that helps me lose weight." b. "I sure hate to give up my coffee, but I guess I have to." c. "I will eat three small meals and three small snacks a day." d. "Sitting upright and not lying down after meals will help." e. "Smoking a pipe is not a problem and I don't have to stop."
The nurse is assessing an adult client when suddenly the client refuses to continue the examination. Which action by the nurse is the priority?
1. Give the client a short break and then resume the assessment. 2. Document what was done and what was refused. 3. Summon another nurse to the room to serve as a witness. 4. Enlist the assistance of the client's family to encourage the rest of the assessment.
A diabetic patient goes into labor at 36 weeks' gestation. Provided that tests for fetal lung maturity are successful, the nurse will anticipate: Note: Credit will be given only if all correct and no incorrect choices are selected
Select all that apply. 1. Administration of tocolytic therapy. 2. Beta-sympathomimetic administration. 3. Allowance of labor to progress. 4. Hourly blood glucose monitoring. 5. Cesarean birth if the HgbA1c is 7%.
Jessica Tennesaw struggles with anxiety but she wants the least addictive prescriptive medication as possible, so her doctor prescribed _______.
a. amobarbital b. chlordiazepoxide c. pentobarbital d. tapentadol