A nurse is caring for an adolescent who is diagnosed with mononucleosis, commonly called "the kissing disease." The nurse explains that the organisms causing this disease were transmitted by:
A) direct contact. B) indirect contact. C) airborne route. D) vectors.
A
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Upon assessment of the patient, the nurse notes the following data: decrease in urine output, decrease in blood pressure, weak pulse that increases when the patient stands, and a urine specific gravity of 1.030
The priority nursing diagnosis formulated by the nurse based upon this data is: A) Deficient fluid volume B) Hyperthermia C) Unbalanced nutrition, less than body requirements D) Ineffective protection
What does treatment for essential hypertension focus on?
a. Daily medication with mild diuretics b. Low-dose vasodilators c. Reduction of modifiable risks d. Combination of vasodilators and diuretics
Fluid balance means
A) intake approximately equals output. B) indwelling catheter in a male. C) poor hygiene or poor catheter care. D) decreased efficiency of the ureters.
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What will be an ideal response?