MC Nursing interventions following a cardiac catheterization are effective when
A. The pain is decreased at the puncture site.
B. There is an absence of bleeding at the puncture site.
C. Vital signs are within normal range.
D. Client is able to take in adequate fluids.
B
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In order to help improve the functioning of mental health clients and their families, nurses must:
1. Teach the client communication skills. 2. Help each member negotiate what they need within the family. 3. Decrease the client's stress by compromising the integrity of family interactions. 4. Normalize the family's experience.
The nurse notes that the patient has a history of "fibroids" and is aware that this term, which refers to a benign tumor of the uterus, is more appropriately termed a:
A) Bartholin's cyst B) Dermoid cyst C) Hydatidiform mole D) Leiomyoma
Which of the following describes cartilage? Select all that apply
a. Dense d. Fibrous b. Resilient e. Spongy c. Vascular f. Fragile
A client in the unit who has diabetes complains of a tingling sensation in the face and has a started running a fever. Two hours later, the nurse notes a dark nasal drainage coming from the client's nose
Which is the nurse's priority action? 1. Notify the healthcare provider immediately. 2. Administer antipyretics. 3. Obtain a blood glucose level. 4. Encourage the client to frequently blow his or her nose.