A client is to receive an implantable contraceptive. The nurse describes this contraceptive as containing:
A) Synthetic progestin
B) Combined estrogen and progestin
C) Concentrated spermicide
D) Concentrated estrogen
A
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A nurse is performing an interdependent nursing intervention when he or she:
A) Provides a back rub to a restless patient to help her sleep B) Provides mouth care C) Administers IV fluid D) Elevates the head of the bed
A patient who has been taking cyclosporine to prevent rejection of a kidney transplant has had diltiazem ordered. Why would the nurse question this order?
A) Serious diltiazem toxicity could occur. B) The combination may result in elevated or even toxic cyclosporine levels. C) The combination could lead to kidney rejection. D) A kidney recipient would not effectively excrete the diltiazem.
A woman is being treated for preterm labor with magnesium sulfate. The nurse is concerned that the patient is experiencing early drug toxicity. What assessment finding by the nurse indicates early magnesium sulfate toxicity?
1. Patellar reflexes are weak or absent. 2. Complaints by the patient of feeling flushed and warm 3. Respiratory rate of 16 4. Fetal heart rate of 120
During a home health visit, the nurse learns that the family member who is the primary caregiver of the patient is exhausted and tense. Which nursing diagnosis should the nurse recommend for the patient's plan of care?
a. Social Isolation b. Caregiver Role Strain c. Altered Role Performance d. Ineffective Therapeutic Regimen Management