The nurse is assessing a newborn whose heart rate is 65, respirations are 24, muscle tone is flaccid, reflexes indicate a weak cry, and the color is blue. Which is the appropriate Apgar score for this newborn?
1) 2
2) 3
3) 4
4) 5
ANS: 2
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1. A DTV system may be used to transmit diagnostic images for third-party consultation. 2. Because international audio and visual standards are inconsistent, there is little international communication. 3. A frame-per-second rate of 10 provides acceptable diagnostic imagery for consultation. 4. Broad bandwidth of 384 kilobits and 30 frames per second is needed for diagnostic image interpretation.
A client admitted with nephrolithiasis complains of flank pain
The nurse understands that the client's stone is most likely located in the renal pelvis and calyces because the client describes the nature of the pain as: Select all that apply: 1. Dull. 2. Constant. 3. Severe. 4. Colicky. 5. Intermittent. Correct
A young adult woman comes to the outpatient clinic to see the nurse therapist because she states that she cannot manage her job, be a single parent, and take care of her mother who is chronically ill
During a session with both the client and her mother, the nurse finds herself feeling angry at the client's mother. Based on psychoanalytic theory, this is an example of: a. unexpressed anger b. transference c. countertransference d. sympathy
The material that is dissolved in a liquid compound is the
A. compound. B. solvent. C. diluent. D. solute.