Explain why a lump in the breast presents a diagnostic challenge and how it should be managed
What will be an ideal response?
A lump in the breast may be any of these possibilities: cyst, adenoma, a carcinoma, or any disease involving the breast. A definitive diagnosis may be obtained through a biopsy.
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During an annual physical, the adolescent reports typical food intake to the nurse. Which requires further assessment by the nurse?
1. "I have a salad for lunch at school." 2. "I have fried eggs and soda for breakfast." 3. "I have meat, a vegetable, and rice for dinner." 4. "I have a piece of fruit for snack."
Which of these factors related to a Scientology client's beliefs may have the greatest immediate effect on the client's health status? (Select all that apply.)
a. affinity d. immortality b. supreme purity e. the body c. communication f. reality
The client who is recovering from severe trauma remains confined to the bed due to a broken leg. The nurse plans care for this client based on a nursing diagnosis of Impaired Physical Mobility. Which intervention should the nurse plan for this client?
1. Monitoring the client's level of consciousness. 2. Monitoring the client for jaundice. 3. Evaluating the legs for heat and swelling. 4. Ensuring a urinary output of 30 mL/hour.
A patient who has been in bed for a long time will not benefit from a rehabilitation program.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)