A mother brings her 6-month-old son to the clinic for a follow-up assessment after antibiotic treatment for recurring otitis media. What would the nurse expect to find while assessing the patient's mouth?
A) White uvula
B) Red and white patches in the throat
C) White patches on the buccal mucosa
D) White coated tongue
D
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The nurse performing stroke risk screenings to identify high-risk individuals in order to lower hemorrhagic stroke occurrence is aware that which of the following patients is at highest risk for a stroke:
A) White female, age 60, with history of excessive alcohol intake B) White male, age 60, with history of uncontrolled hypertension C) Black male, age 60, with history of diabetes D) Black male, age 50, with history of smoking
The nurse is using the neuromatrix theory when determining a patient's pain. What should the nurse consider when assessing a patient's pain?
1. cultural and genetic factors 2. specificity 3. pattern 4. previous sensitization
The nurse is caring for four newborns who have recently been admitted to the newborn nursery. Which labor event puts the newborn at risk for an alteration of health? The infant's mother had:
1. Ruptured membranes for 36 hours. 2. An IVof lactated Ringer's solution. 3. A labor that lasted 12 hours. 4. A cesarean birth with her last child.
The process referred to as constant comparison involves:
A) Comparing two researchers' interpretation of the data B) Comparing the researchers' interpretation of the data against study participants' interpretation C) Comparing data segments against other segments for similarity and dissimilarity D) Comparing data from the study with data and categories from other similar studies