Master Medicine with Fun Quizzes & Brain Teasers!

which clinical manifestation does the nurse excpet the client to report whenadmittted for surgical resection of a rectosigmoid
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a patient will be having an endoscopic procedure with a diagnostic biopsy. what type of biopsy does the nurse explain will remove an entire piece of suspicious tissue?
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a patient is being discharged from the hospital after being diagnosed with lupus erythematosus. the patient is advised to follow up with what to monitor his condition?
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anticholinergic effects, orthostatic hypotension, and parkinsonism are some of the consequences of antipsychotics. under which category would these effects be labeled
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which intervention would the nurse include in the plan of care for a client with moderate alzheimer disease?
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a client was started on adriamycin, an antitumor antibiotic. which system function does the health care practitioner know can be affected by long-term use of this drug
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what are some of the radiographic findings that may be seen in patients with rheumatoid arthritis (ra)? not all may be present on these images. select all that apply.
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crepitus and false motion are: a.indicators of a severe sprain. b.positive indicators of a fracture. c.most common with dislocations. d.only seen with open fractures.
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rey has symptoms of severe headache, stiff neck, nausea and vomiting. at the doctor's office, trey had a lumbar puncture. his doctor is concerned about which disorder
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this antiemetic is also useful in increasing appetite in aids patients? dronabinol (marinol) ondansetron (zofran) metoclopramide (reglan) prochlorperazine (compazine)
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a pregnant woman recently diagnosed with the genital herpes virus asks the nurse for more information on the virus. which responses by the nurse would be appropriate?
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managing a pt who consumed lot of water. photophobia, malaise, vomited once, slightly increased temp, severe headache, hand edema. what position to transport?
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it was discovered in the recovery room that a physician removed the left lung of a lung cancer patient scheduled to have the right lung removed. this is an example of
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a health care practitioner recently hired to work in a nursing home is familiarizing herself with medication use in older adults. which study would be best to review?
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A patient with a history of chronic kidney disease sustains a stress fracture of the vertebra. Her increased risk of this kind of event is most likely due to.
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Besides being a relay station for all sensory input, what other key role does the thalamus play?.
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the nurse is talking with a client whose colostomy pouch frequently comes loose and fall offs. which interventions are appropriate suggestions? select all that apply.
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a nurse is caring for a young client with vitamin c deficiency. which client history finding(s) is related to the deficiency? select all that apply.
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a person's utility level is his or her: level of health. overall level of well-being. usefulness. overall degree of risk aversion.
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a client who is 12 hours postbirth is reporting perineal pain. after the assessment reveals no signs of an infection, which measure could the nurse offer the client?
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a client who is receiving metronidazole therapy for trichomoniasis asks the nurse how this infection occurred. which response by the nurse would be most appropriate?
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the nurse is preparing to check for tube placement in the client's stomach as well as measure the residual volume. what is the main purpose of these nursing actions?
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after observing a bipolar client on the mental health unit, the nurse determines that the client is at risk for violence. which would be an appropriate intervention?
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explain a type i and type ii errors in the research hypothesis that drug a produces better improvement for depression than drug b
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