A nurse is performing an assessment of a community where the population is 32,971. How does the nurse classify the area?
A. Rural
B. Suburban
C. Urban cluster
D. Urbanized area
ANS: C
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A) Diazepam B) Haldol C) Vitamin B12 D) Naloxone
The nurse is caring for a patient who sustained rib fractures after hitting the steering wheel of his car. The patient is spontaneously breathing and receiving oxygen via a face mask; the oxygen saturation is 95%
During the nurse's assessment, the oxygen saturation drops to 80%. The patient's blood pressure has dropped from 128/76 mm Hg to 84/60 mm Hg. The nurse assesses that breath sounds are absent throughout the left lung fields. The nurse notifies the physician and anticipates: a. administration of lactated Ringer's solution (1 L) wide open. b. chest x-ray study to determine the etiology of the symptoms. c. endotracheal intubation and mechanical ventilation. d. needle thoracostomy and chest tube insertion.
Traditionally, adolescents have equated "having sex" with:
a. all sexual activity, including kissing b. sexual intercourse alone c. unprotected sexual intercourse d. foreplay
The nurse knows that barriers to the adolescent's health and successful achievement of the tasks of adolescence exist. What is the major barrier to health for this population?
A) Cultural B) Socioeconomic C) Marital status D) Racial