All of the following are appropriate interventions for fetal tachycardia except:
A. Increase maternal IV fluid rate
B. Assess maternal vital signs
C. Perform SVE
D. Administer oxygen
Answer: C. Perform SVE
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What information should the nurse provide? 1. "You must agree to notification of law enforcement in order to receive referrals to support services." 2. "You are the victim of a crime and will need to make the report." 3. "The police will be able to protect you from further violence." 4. "Before any information can be disclosed, you will have to give consent."
Which does the nurse use to complete a general assessment of a toddler efficiently?
1. The nurse avoids waking the child. 2. The child handles some equipment. 3. The parent or guardian is not present. 4. The nurse palpates and then observes.
Because young adults are less likely to experience serious illness, which of the following nursing interventions is most effective in determining risk for illness in this age-group?
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