Intellectual disabilities involve:
a. An extra chromosome and heart defects
b. Muscle weakness and poor muscle control
c. Low intellectual functioning and impaired adaptive behavior
d. Impaired social skills and confusion
C
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A nurse cares for a pregnant client who has a family history of sickle cell disease. The client is unsure if she wants to participate in genetic testing. What action should the nurse take?
a. Provide information about the risks and benefits of genetic testing. b. Empathize with the client and share a personal story about a hereditary disorder. c. Teach the client that early detection can minimize transmission to the fetus. d. Advocate for the client and her baby by encouraging genetic testing.
When a child's ureter becomes completely obstructed from scarring, the nurse explains that urinary diversion may be necessary to prevent the reflux back into the renal pelvis from causing ____________________
ANS:
Baclofen is a prototype drug for the centrally acting skeletal muscle relaxants. What adverse effects do drugs in this class have? (Select all that apply.)
A) Coronary artery disease B) Hypotension C) Urinary frequency D) Dizziness E) Bone marrow suppression
The nurse is preparing to administer digoxin to a client with heart failure. The nurse obtains an apical pulse rate for 1 minute and determines a rate of 52 beats/minute. What is the first action by the nurse?
A) Administer the medication and inform the charge nurse about the rate. B) Withhold the medication and notify the physician of the heart rate. C) Administer atropine to speed the heart rate and then administer the digoxin. D) Administer the medications and then notify the physician.