Having a stroke does NOT affect a patient's development skills

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Which assessment is typical for a patient with osteoarthritis (OA)?

a. Narrow joint spaces with crepitus b. Effects occur in symmetrical joints c. Morning stiffness for at least an hour d. Swelling from excess synovial fluid

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In planning a new wing, the nurse manager complies with the workplace safety requirements of the Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA). Which of the following groups is considered to be at high risk for violence in the workplace?

a. Pediatric staff b. Postsurgical unit staff c. Emergency Department staff d. Medical oncology unit staff

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A client reports not taking any dietary supplements but later says that glucosamine is taken three times a day for arthritis pain. What should the nurse respond to this client?

a. "Other clients have told you how much glucosamine helps pain." b. "Glucosamine is considered a dietary supplement, not a medication." c. "Glucosamine has not received any negative reports so should be OK to use." d. "You should discuss all dietary supplements with your healthcare provider before using them to avoid adverse effects."

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The nurse assesses a patient using the Braden scale. The patient scores a 13 . What action is most important to add to the patient's care plan?

a. Encourage high-protein meals and snacks b. Turn the patient every to 2 hours c. Assess the patient's skin daily d. Monitor patient's prealbumin weekly

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