In a patient who has had his gallbladder removed, what digestive substance will be less concentrated as a result of this surgery?
A) Gastrin
B) Trypsin
C) Pepsin
D) Bile
D
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A nurse understands the risks associated with the topical administration of local anesthetics. To reduce the risk of toxicity for a patient receiving a topical anesthetic, the nurse should
a. spread the anesthetic over a large surface area to reduce concentration. b. apply the anesthetic to mucous membranes. c. avoid abraded skin areas when applying the anesthetic. d. limit the area of application to inflamed areas.
A type 2 diabetic patient is learning to control his condition with diet and exercise. The patient was started on Januvia, a new incretin. The nurse expects the dose adjustment to be based on what lab values?
1. CBC 2. TSH 3. Creatinine clearance 4. BUN
Which finding would prevent early discharge of a postpartum mother?
a. Hgb of 8 gm/dL c. Output 200 to 300 mL each void b. Birth at 38 weeks' gestation d. Lochia rubra, scant amounts
The nurse is taking the history of a client with suspected coronary artery disease (CAD). Which situation correlates with stable angina?
a. Chest discomfort at rest and inability to tolerate mowing the lawn b. Chest discomfort when mowing the lawn and subsiding with rest c. Indigestion and a choking sensation when mowing the lawn d. Jaw pain that radiates to the shoulder after mowing the lawn