Twenty-four hours after admission, H.J.'s laboratory tests are repeated
Interpret H.J.'s laboratory results. Is his condition improving?
What will be an ideal response?
H.J.'s TLS is improving. Chemistries indicate that his liver function is improving; the uric acid level
has dropped as the result of allopurinol. His BUN and creatinine have decreased and his potassium is
normal; however, he remains hypocalcemic. The LDH has also dropped, although it is still extremely
elevated.
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a. stomach c. duodenum b. esophagus d. jejunum
How does the nurse decide how much to round a dose for an injectable medication?
What will be an ideal response?
Several nurse educators are working together to promote articulation agreements between prospective nursing programs in their state. Funding for this type of program was made possible by which of the following?
1. Pew Health Professions Commission 2. Goldmark report 3. Brown report 4. Colleagues in Caring
MC The best example of a client -oriented role would be the nurse who
A. Determines who is providing care to the client. B. Motivates followers to take action. C. Determines the need for policy development. D. Assesses the client's health status.