During a well-child visit, a 3 year old's vision is being tested. When the caregiver questions the nurse as to what is being tested, the nurse would respond that the 3 year old is being tested to check to see if the child has:
A) achieved 20/20 vision.
B) a lazy eye.
C) correct depth perception.
D) the ability to see color.
B
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1. Gonorrhea has a foul discharge early in the disease. 2. The client will experience severe pain when infected. 3. The client will experience anorexia as the first sign of infection. 4. Symptoms do not appear until the infection is well advanced.
A patient is admitted with edematous lower extremities. The nurse palpates the patient's skin and finds that when pressure is applied, a deep indentation occurs and lasts for a short time
The nurse would document this finding as ____ + pitting edema. Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
The nurse is caring for the postoperative client in the PACU. The client is concerned about the abdominal staples closing her wound for fear they will open and her "insides will fall out." What is the best response by the nurse?
A) "Don't worry, the staples are properly placed and will not come out until they are removed by the physician." B) "If you are very careful and follow your postoperative instructions, there is no need to worry." C) "There are sutures in various levels below the staples that assist in keeping your wound intact." D) "Would you tell me why you are worried about that?" E) "That is possible, but we will keep a close eye on the staples."
Which works best to prevent tobacco dependence?
A. nicotine patch B. not starting to smoke C. commit lozenges D. antidepressant medication