Which of the following terms is used to refer to a thick crust or scab that develops after skin has a traumatic wound or burn?
A. Argyria
B. Eschar
C. Lyse
D. None of these
Answer: B
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Why would it be difficult for the nurse to obtain information about sex and bodily functions from a female patient of Italian descent?
A. They have a strong sense of modesty that hampers discussion. B. The medical terms have no parallel meaning in Italian. C. They will only speak to female physicians. D. Most male physicians don't want to discuss these issues.
By knowing about variations in infants' blood count, nurses can explain to their patients that:
a. A somewhat lower than expected red blood cell count could be the result of delay in clamping the umbilical cord. b. The early high white blood cell (WBC) count is normal at birth and should decrease rapidly. c. Platelet counts are higher than in adults for a few months. d. Even a modest vitamin K deficiency means a problem with the ability of the blood to clot properly.
The nurse is caring for a client after removal of an ovarian cyst under general anesthesia 12 hours ago. Which is the most important goal for this client?
1. The client will cough and deep breathe every hour for 48 hours. 2. The client will have bowel sounds within 24 hours after surgery. 3. The client will exercise the feet and ankles three times this shift. 4. The client will ambulate three times a day during hospitalization.
The nurse teaches the client about the pulse oximeter alarm to engage the client in self-care. Which is the best client teaching the nurse provides about the pulse oximeter alarm?
1. The sensor becomes dislodged. 2. The client needs to breathe deeply. 3. The nurse needs to measure vital signs. 4. Oxygen level falls below desired range.