Master Health with Fun Quizzes & Brain Teasers!

A uap has been assigned to take vital signs on four clients. which temperature should be reported immediately to the nurse?
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A client is seen in an outpatient mental health clinic for complaints of involuntary tongue movement, blinking, and facial grimacing. this syndrome would be identified correctly as what?
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A child is admitted with a 5-day history of severe vomiting and diarrhea. which intervention is the priority for the nurse?
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A nurse is teaching clients about the importance of absorption after digestion of nutrients in the body. which process will the nurse discuss? group of answer choices
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What piece of information will provide the best clue to an adult's mental ability? a. physical strength b. age c. marital status d. nearness of death
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The nurse is providing client education to the parent about bathing the infant. what would be important to instruct the parent?
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Parents of an 11-year-old child are bewildered that their child was caught stealing. the nurse best supports the parent by explaining which?
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What information is given by the order in which the ingredients area listed?
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What type of research uses the national health and nutrition examination surveys (nhanes)?
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Which activity should the nurse implement to decrease shearing force on a client's stage ii pressure injury?
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For reasons of anticipatory guidance, nurses should be aware that menarche appears earlier in some ethnic groups than others. in which ethnic group is menarche likely to appear first?
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The commonwealth fund and the world health organization reports both used health equity as a measure in their rankings. what is health equity?
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A problem solving approach to clinical practice involving a systematic review of existing literature best describes:_____.
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A nurse is educating a client being discharged with her newborn baby. what is the highest priority item that must be included in the teaching plan?
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What is the best recommendation to provide staff who have breaks in their skin, but must work with biohazards?
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diseaes are spread through the respiratory tract when
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What would the nurse do first to ease breathing for a patient with mild dyspnea?
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The nurse in the intensive care unit is providing care for a client who was just admitted with multiple trauma. what action should the nurse prioritize with relation to drug therapy?
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As consequences to stopping drug use, headaches, nausea, shaking, and elevated blood pressure are all signs of __________.
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A client with excess fluid volume and hyponatremia is in a comatose state. what are the nursing considerations concerning fluid replacement?
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Dr. barnes believes that smoking causes heart disease. this belief is an example of a(n):_____.
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What are some examples of ways to workout your brain to strengthen your dendrites.
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Under the hipaa privacy rule, psychologists working in independent practice, group practices, or systems of health care are permitted to share personal health information ____________.
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You have been dispatched to 29 park avenue for a man having chest pain. as you approach the house, you hear loud voices and verbal threats coming from inside. you should:_____.
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