15 mg = _________ g
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
0.015
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A 92-year-old patient who lives alone comes to an appointment with a new neighbor. She reports that she just bought the neighbor a new car so that the neighbor would be more comfortable bringing the patient to appointments
The nurse suspects financial abuse. What should the nurse do? 1. Tell the neighbor that you are watching her. 2. Tell the patient to stop relying on the neighbor. 3. Tell the patient to move to a skilled nursing facility 4. Tell the state's protective agency the nurse suspects financial abuse.
The nurse inserts a gloved index finger into the newborn's mouth and palpates the oral cavity. The most important finding of this procedure is to assess
a. sucking capability c. candida albicans infection b. closure of the palate d. adequacy of saliva production
The nurse should instruct clients about health-related measures that promote elimination and discourage laxative overuse, including which of the following:
a. exercise and activity. c. adequate fluid intake. b. adequate caffeine intake. d. taking frequent rest periods.
A community health nurse is teaching a client about a new medication. The nurse is aware that it is important to advise clients and families that the therapeutic response from psychotropic drugs may not occur until after:
a. 24 to 72 hours. b. 1 week. c. 2 weeks. d. 6 weeks.