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- After assessment of laboratory work, the physician orders 2 units of packed red blood cells(RBC) for a patient. The nurse knows that the tests the physician used to assess the need for RBCs were:
- The nurse will know that the patient understands teaching about self administration of oral corticosteroids when the patient states that she will take the medication:
- To assess the therapeutic effectiveness of an antiparkinsonian drug, the nurse will observe the patient's:
- The communicable (childhood) disease most likely to affect pregnancy, with harmful effects to fetus, is :
- One hour after the nurse applies an elastic bandage to a patient's sprained ankle, the patient complains of tingling and burning in the toes. The nurse should:
- A patient who has been on bed rest attempts to stand and walk without dangling first. If the patient becomes dizzy, he is most likely experiencing:
- The nurse is planning to irrigate the colostomy of a patient. The patient asks why the colostomy is being irrigated. The nurse's best explanation is that irrigation helps to:
- A 72-year-old hospital patient is explaining to the nurse that, after a long life of proud accomplishments, he is ready to die. The nurse understands that the patient has met which developmental need?
- A 3-year-old and her parents check into the emergency room. The parents are complaining that the babysitter is abusing their child. What action should the nurse take?
- A patient on a psychiatric unit approaches a nurse in the hallway. He is anxious, dizzy, and short of breath. The nurse should first?
- Which of the following assessment criteria would directly affect the mental health needs of a community?
- In psychiatric unit, which of the following CANNOT be assigned to a nursing assistant?
- The nurse is reviewing the lab results of a patient with acute pancreatitis. Which of the following serum amylase levels would the nurse expect?
- While educating a patient on lifestyle changes to decrease total cholesterol, the nurse tells the patient that the goal for total cholesterol is less than:
- The nurse is reviewing the white blood cell differential of a patient. Given the following results, what type of infection is most likely present? Neutrophil 60%, Lymphocytes 29%, Monocytes 2%, Eosinophils 8%, Basophils 1%
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