When caring for a patient in a cast, you should observe CMET. Define CMET.
What will be an ideal response?
C = color
M = motion
E = edema
T = temperature
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A client has a history of rheumatic heart disease as a child, with residual effects. She is concerned for her health and the safety of her current pregnancy
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A nurse is explaining recovery to the family of a client diagnosed with a mental disorder. Which statement about this process would be most appropriate for the nurse to include?
A) "It is a step-by-step process from being ill to being well." B) "The client focuses mainly on the emotional aspects of his condition." C) "The client is helped to live a meaningful life to his fullest potential." D) "Although peer support is important, self-acceptance is essential."
Allison has lost a lot of weight and has an abnormally rapid heartbeat. She often suffers from anxiety and muscle weakness. When she visits Dr. Ford's clinic for a checkup, Dr. Ford immediately observes that Allison has bulging eyeballs. After running a few tests, Dr. Ford confirms his suspicions and tells Allison that she is suffering from an autoimmune disease that affects the thyroid gland. He tells her that, according to the test results, she has very high levels of thyroid hormones circulating in her bloodstream and that the excess hormones are responsible for producing these symptoms. Based on the information provided in this scenario, from which of the following conditions is Allison most likely suffering?
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