Which manifestation would the nurse most clearly associate with a tumor of the hypothalamus?
A. Mood swings
B. Unstable body temperature
C. Irregular respirations
D. Increased heart rate
Answer: B. Unstable body temperature
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The nurse practicing in a community health clinic provides care to patients with varying histories. Which of the following individuals would the nurse consider to be at the highest risk for developing hepatitis D?
A) Someone who traveled to a country where this is endemic B) A person who had sexual intercourse with a person infected with hepatitis A C) A patient who has hepatitis B D) Someone who came in contact with a person with hepatitis E
Which of the following chapters from the Joint Commission's hospital accreditation manual does not fall under the category of patient-focused functions?
a. provision of care, treatment, and services b. medication management c. nursing services d. ethics, rights, and responsibilities
The nurse identifies the diagnosis Risk for Trauma as appropriate for a client with a seizure disorder. Based on this diagnosis, which nursing interventions are appropriate when this client experiences a seizure?
Select all that apply. A) Turn the client to a lateral position, if possible. B) Stay with the client. C) Insert a tongue blade into the client's mouth. D) Call for help. E) Restrain the client.
The case manager has the option to refer a client with severe mental illness to a vocational
rehabilitation program. Which model, supported by evidence, should the nurse choose for the client? a. Referral to a state vocational rehabilitation agency for prevocational training b. Referral to a sheltered workshop with later placement in a competitive job c. Job placement followed by individualized, on-the-job training d. Cognitive interventions alternating with job skill training