The nurse identifies a client in the first stage of labor with an occipitoposterior position. The nurse should anticipate that the client would have:
A) increased urge to void
B) nausea and vomiting
C) frequent leg cramps
D) intense low back pain
D
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1. Is there a difference in male body weight after exercise? 2. Is there a correlation between exercise and pulse rates? 3. Is there a correlation between perception of pain and noise level? 4. Is there a difference in insomnia between men and women?
The nurse is teaching patients about self-injection of insulin. Which statement is true regarding injection sites?
a. Avoid the abdomen because absorption there is irregular. b. Choose a different site at random for each injection. c. Give the injection in the same area each time. d. Rotate sites within the same location for about 1 week before rotating to a new location.
A patient's medical record documents sexual masochism. This patient derives sexual pleasure
a. from inanimate objects. b. by inflicting pain on a partner. c. when sexually humiliated by a partner. d. from touching a nonconsenting person.
A patient takes 300 mg of lithium carbonate 4 times a day. The serum lithium level yesterday was 1.8 mEq/L. The nurse should:
1. continue administering the drug as prescribed. 2. increase the dose to 450 mg. 3. decrease the dose to 150 mg. 4. hold the next dose and notify the prescriber.