Which of the following can affect how one person reacts to a drug compared to another?
A. weight
B. ethnicity
C. gender
D. all of the above
D. all of the above
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A home health nurse teaches a client about home modifications to reduce the risk of falls. Which statements by the client indicate a need for further teaching?
A. "I need to use night lights." B. "I need to remove my wall-to-wall carpeting." C. "I need to get handrails put up in the bathroom." D. "I need to use the staircase handrails when I go up the stairs." E. "I should walk barefoot as much as possible so that I'll know about any wet spots on the floor."
While the nurse is bathing a 7-year-old child, the child states, "I get so sad when my mom leaves." The response that ignores the importance of the child's feelings is:
1. "Could you explain to me what you mean by sad?" 2. "Can you tell me more about how it makes you feel when your mom leaves?" 3. "Your mother has to take care of your brothers and sisters too. She will be back tomorrow." 4. "I will stay with you tonight while your mother is away."
Mary Lou is going into a gynecologist for her first female examination. As you are preparing her and getting her vital signs, she wants to know what to expect
a. What is the cytologic test women have routinely with their gynecologic exam every year? b. What does this procedure test for? Is this test accurate? Explain.
The nurse is caring for four newborns who have recently been admitted to the newborn nursery. Which labor event puts the newborn at risk for an alteration of health?
1. The infant's mother has group B streptococcal (GBS) disease. 2. The infant's mother had an IV of lactated Ringer's solution. 3. The infant's mother had a labor that lasted 12 hours. 4. The infant's mother had a cesarean birth with her last child.