Master Medicine with Fun Quizzes & Brain Teasers!

dave wishes to obtain his medical license to practice medicine. however, he needs to set a schedule to study for the mcats within the next 30 days. what type of goal is dave setting?
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internal bleeding into a fractured extremity is most often controlled by: a.applying a tourniquet. b.applying chemical ice pack. c.splinting the extremity. d.keeping the patient warm.
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the nurse manager asks the staff nurse to participate in developing new guidelines for providing services to the client. which management strategy is being used by the nurse manager?
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a patient with a diagnosis of prostate cancer is receiving radiation therapy, a treatment that has resulted in stomatitis. to best manage this patient's stomatitis, the nurse should:
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when caring for a group of clients at risk for or diagnosed with pulmonary embolism, the nurse calls the rapid response team (rrt) for intervention for which client?
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what information about a patient who was admitted 10 days ago with acute kidney injury caused by dehydration will be most important for the nurse to report to the healthcare provider
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the nurse has delegated several parts of basic care for a client who is a fall risk to an unlicensed assistive personnel (uap) member. which uap action requires nursing intervention?
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a client has been prescribed 4 g of sulfamethoxazole/trimethoprim tablets per day. the available drug is in the form of 500 mg. the nurse would administer how many tablets each day?
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which nursing action would be included in the plan of care to promote the nutritional status of a client during the acute phase of treatmetn
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the nurse is caring for a patient prescribed several medications for the treatment of gerd. which medication requires monitoring of the patient's phosphorous level?
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recent research has found that is a contributing factor in macular degeneration. multiple choice question. vitamin e deficiency lack of exercise alcohol use cigarette smoking
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a 10 year old boy presents with high fever and a rash. the rash started on his wrists and ankles and has spread to his trunk, palms, and soles. the correct diagnosis is most likely:
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which response will the nurse give to a client scheduled for radiation treatments monday through friday who asks why the treatments will not be given on saturday and sunday?
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a 50-year-old is diagnosed with stage ii prostate cancer. the client is upset and verbalizes that he would rather die than have any surgery. which is the best response by the nurse?
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a client with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is admitted to the hospital with a tentative diagnosis of pleuritis. it is important for the nurse to perform which intervention?
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an adrenergic medication is ordered for a client. the provider has ordered epinephrine subcutaneously. what can the health care provider tell the client to expect after taking this?
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a 32 year old patient is found unconsious in the snow. you cannot detect a pulse or respiration rate within 10 seconds. what should you do?
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s body fat distributed primarily around the abdomen . a. is related directly to exercise b. is associated with increased mortality for both sexes c. is related to heart dise
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which phase of the trajectory model does the nurse recognize is present when the patient is in remission, after an exacerbation of illness?
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a client is admitted with acute osteomyelitis that developed after an open fracture of the right femur. when planning this client's care, the nurse should anticipate which measure?
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vitamin a supplements are needed by multiple choice pregnant women. people with severe fat malabsorption. anyone trying to fend off a winter cold. all of these choices are correct.
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a client has suddenly stopped corticosteroid therapy because the symptoms are now under control. the nurse should assess the client for signs and symptoms similar to what disorder?
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The nurse is performing and documenting the findings of an abdominal assessment. When the nurse hears intestinal rumbling and the client then experiences diarrhea, the nurse documents the presence of which condition?
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a patient had an asthma attack and went to the er. the physician prescribed alupent nebulizer treatments, which alleviated the attack. what is the correct code for the treatments?
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