A client complains of pain over the maxillary sinuses. Which device does the nurse use to determine if there air or fluid in the client's sinuses?
a. Magnification device
b. Transilluminator
c. Monofilament
d. Wood's lamp
ANS: B
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A) Demonstrates unconditional support of the client and of the family unit B) Verbalizes realistic expectations for the client's behavior and treatment process C) Willingly participates in pharmacotherapy of the client D) Supports the client in all stages of recovery process including cure
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1. "Please make your appointments as you have indicated." 2. "Please clarify with your primary healthcare provider which should be completed first." 3. "Please reverse the order of your planned appointments." 4. "The order of the tests is irrelevant. You may change the order to meet your needs."
A client sees three different physicians for separate health problems and has received prescriptions for medications from each of them
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