Master Medicine with Fun Quizzes & Brain Teasers!

when completing a neurologic examination on a client, which question is most essential to evaluate the accuracy of the data?
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a 93-year-old client in a nursing home has been eating less food during mealtimes. which is the correct nursing intervention?
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before the initiation of anticholinergic medications, it is important for the nurse to screen patients for which condition?
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. a child has glomerulonephritis and hypertension. which dietary modification is most appropriate for the nurse to suggest?
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a nurse examines the laboratory values of a client in heart failure. which value indicates a compensatory hormone mechanism?
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when a drug is ordered off-label, what must the nurse be clear about before administering the drug? (mark all that apply.)
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the nurse is providing educational instruction to a client who has been prescribed lithium. what statement is the priority?
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a patient with liver disease is having laboratory testing. the nurse understands that the normal range of albumin would be
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somatrem is administered to a client with pituitary dwarfism. which is the expected therapeutic effect of this medication?
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which nursing intervention helps prevent complications associated with a shortened urethra revealed by a recent interview
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which parent teaching would the nurse provide the parents of an infant being discharged after surgery for pyloric stenosis
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a client who has been prescribed bethanechol asks a nurse to explain how the drug works. what would be a correct response?
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which is the only completely reliable way to avoid exposure to sexually transmitted diseases?
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which behavior would the nurse expect from a toddler subjected to prolonged hospitalization with limited parental visits?
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the nurse assesses a client who is bleeding profusely from the nose. the nurse documents this finding as which condition?
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community hospital uses barcoding technology as part of its medication management processes. barcoding is an example of:
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physical examination reveals bluish skin, nail beds, and mucous membranes. which term correctly describes this condition?
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when planning care for a client with burns on the upper torso, which nursing diagnosis should take the highest priority?
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which statement or criterion is a required component for certification as an advanced-practice nurse in genetics (apng)?
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o maintain hematocrit levels in clients with kidney failure, the nurse should be prepared to perform which intervention?
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what would the nurse expect the prescribing health care provider to order for a client with a delayed allergic reaction?
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which diet choice by a client who has been prescribed a 2-g sodium diet indicates that diet teaching has been effective?
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a school nurse is teaching a class about sexually transmitted infections (stis). which statement is correct regarding stis?
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improved food quality has been shown to increase patient satisfaction. increased patient satisfaction often equates to:
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