2. The nurse has just completed emergency delivery of a term infant. What is the priority nursing concern at this time? a. Controlling hemorrhage in the mother C b. Removing the afterbirth c. Keeping the infant warm d. Cutting the umbilical cord

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6. Why is it important for nurses to record information? What possible impacts may it have on the patient and the nurse?

CASE 4: Which of the following actions by Dr. Samuels would be paternalistic?   1. inserting the feeding tube 2. not inserting the feeding tube 3. telling the family he appreciates their input but he will follow the patient's wishes

The nurse is providing teaching to a patient taking an oral tetracycline antibiotic. Which statement by the nurse is correct?   a. Avoid direct sunlight and tanning beds while taking this antibiotic.   b. Milk and cheese products increase levels of tetracycline.   c. Antacids taken with medication help reduce gastrointestinal distress   d. Take the medication until you feel better.

7 When developing a plan of care for a hospitalized child, nurse Mary knows that children in which age group is most likely to view illness as a punishment for misdeeds? A. Infancy B. Preschool age C. School age D. Adolescence

8. What are the different situations that requires home care services for clients?

NER Which physical change would the nurse expec find in a pregnant client? Select all that apply. a. Increased blood volume b. Decreased clotting factors c. Supine hypotension d. Negative Hagar sign e. Increased hemoglobin Which interventions would a pregnant client b taught regarding dietary restrictions during pregnancy? Select all that apply. a. Discard foods that have been left out at roo

An elderly patient is receiving antihistamine therapy. What interventions specific to this medication does the nurse implement? (Select all that apply).   A. Assess the patient for delirium, confusion and dizziness.   B. Auscultate the patient's breath sounds   C. Provide a low residue diet.   D. Encourage the patient to ambulate    E. Monitor the patient's urine output

A patient tells a nurse that he has no one he trusts to make health care decisions for him should he become incapacitated. What should the nurse suggest he prepare? a. Combination advance medical directive b. Durable power of attorney for health care c. Living will d. Proxy for health care