The nurse includes in the instructions pertaining to car safety that a child may be placed in a regular car seat when the child:
a. Is over 30 inches tall
b. Weighs over 40 pounds
c. Can fit the lap and shoulder seat belt
d. Is older than 4 years of age
C
Children may ride in a regular car seat if the lap and shoulder harness fit. Age and weight are not significant if the child does not fit the seat.
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A client has been admitted for suspected inhalation anthrax infection. What question by the nurse is most important?
a. "Are any family members also ill?" b. "Have you traveled recently?" c. "How long have you been ill?" d. "What is your occupation?"
The nurse is caring for a patient who has been receiving long-term growth hormone treatment to stimulate growth. What diagnostic testing would the nurse expect to see ordered as a standard part of the treatment plan? (Select all that apply.)
A) Blood sugar level B) Serum electrolytes C) X-ray of the long-bones D) Nasal examination E) Bone density studies
Prevention can BEST be defined as:
a. curing a disease or illness b. promoting individual health c. hindering, obstructing, or thwarting a disease or illness d. maintaining current health status
A client tells the nurse "I make a lot of careless mistakes at work and I have a lot of trouble staying
'on task.' Sometimes I know I should be listening to what a speaker is saying, but I cannot seem to tune in. When it comes to organizing, I have a bad time putting things in the right order and I often lose the tools and things I need to complete a task.". The nurse correctly assesses these concerns as problems with a. inattention. b. impulsivity. c. hyperactivity. d. social impairment.