Paralysis and orientation to time are observations that you could make about the ____________________ system.

Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).


nervous

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A nurse is reviewing the care plan for a woman in the third trimester of her first pregnancy. Which action by the patient best indicates positive adaptation to the pregnancy and impending motherhood?

A. Attended three prenatal classes with her partner to learn about labor B. Continues to exercise, maintains a healthy diet, quit smoking recently C. Educated about pregnancy, fetal growth and development, and motherhood D. Has prepared a well-stocked nursery complete with stimulating toys

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Which assessment finding indicates that an older patient is practicing heritage consistency?

1. A patient who changed his name so that it is Americanized 2. A patient who does not maintain regular contact with extended family 3. A patient who resides in an ethnic neighborhood different from her own ethnic background 4. A patient who attended parochial school with a religious philosophy similar to the family's background

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While admitting a new patient to your medical-surgical unit, you note that the patient is oliguric

You notify the the acute-care nurse practitioner who orders a fluid challenge of 100 to 200 mL of normal saline solution over 15 minutes. What do you know this intervention will do? A) Help distinguish hyponatremia from hypernatremia B) Help evaluate pituitary gland function C) Help distinguish reduced renal blood flow from decreased renal function D) Help provide an effective treatment for hypertension-induced oliguria

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Match the sequence of cephalocaudal development that the nurse expects to find in the normal infant with the appropriate step numbers. Begin with the first development expected, sequencing to the final

a. Crawl d. Gain complete head control b. Sit unsupported e. Walk c. Lift head when prone 35. Step 1 36. Step 2 37. Step 3 38. Step 4 39. Step 5

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