A newborn is scheduled to undergo a screening test for phenylketonuria (PKU). The nurse prepares to obtain the blood sample from the newborn's:
A) Finger
B) Heel
C) Scalp vein
D) Umbilical vein
B
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Nurses protect themselves through efficient use of the body. This is known as:
1. Body mechanics. 2. Alignment. 3. Body balance. 4. Personal safety.
The most commonly injured abdominal organ from blunt trauma is the
A) liver. B) stomach. C) spleen. D) pancreas.
A nurse reviews laboratory reports for a patient who has taken clozapine (Clozaril) for 1 year. Which value would prompt the nurse to notify the health care provider of the need to suspend treatment? The total WBC count and granulocyte count are
a. 2900 cells/mm3 and 1450 cells/mm3. b. 3500 cells/mm3 and 1850 cells/mm3. c. 4000 cells/mm3 and 2000 cells/mm3. d. 4500 cells/mm3 and 2500 cells/mm3.
A client who has recently lost the 75 pounds recommended by his physician continues to dress in loose, baggy clothing and frequently refers to himself as "fat
" The nurse interprets this finding as most likely indicating which of the following? A) Body image disturbance B) Lack of education C) Role confusion D) Fear of success