Master Medicine with Fun Quizzes & Brain Teasers!

Seclusion and restraint 1. what is needed 2. when is this not necessary ?3. nursing responsibilities 4. what should the nurse document
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At what temperature does a fever become "harmful" ?
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What is considered Hypotension? Causes What is the pulse pressure?how does cuff size affect readings ?
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What are the eight types of primary lesions in 1. Macule2. Papule 3. Nodule 4. vesicle 5. pustule 6. Tumor 7. wheal 8. atrophy ?
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How do you check blood sugar levels using a glucometer (glucose meter)?
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What are the different levels of mental status, including1.Alert2.Lethargic 3.Obtunded 4.Stuporous 5.Comatose?
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Where can you asses DTRs?
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during which part of the comprehensive assessment would the nurse auscultate after inspecting but before percussing?
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mrs. cox is brought into the emergency room after passing out. she is sweating profusely and claims to have a pounding headache. you take her vital signs, and her blood pressure reads 215/125 with acute organ damage. what is your diagnosis? a. hypertensive emergencies b. essential hypertension c. hypertensive urgencies d. secondary hypertension
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you are agreed to work with an aids patient who is very anxious. what should be an appropnate nursing intervention to aid this patient in decreasing her level of anxiety? b teach the patient guided imagery c. instruct the patient in planning activities interspersed with periods of rest d. increase activity level by walking with patient give cymbalta as ordered 290. an aids patient is admitted to the hospital
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a client who is prominent in the local media has had surgery for a colostomy. the client avoids looking at the colostomy and refuses visitors. which nursing concern is most appropriate for this client?
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what percentage of health care workers (including physicians) that do not wash their hands before examining patients?
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which of the following statements regarding gonorrhea is true?group of answer choicesgonorrhea is usually treated with highly active antiretroviral therapy (haart).if left untreated, complications include cervical and penile cancer.gonorrhea is a viral infection.because coexisting chlamydia infections often accompany gonorrhea, health practitioners often use a treatment strategy that is effective against both.
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when conducting a physical assessment, what should the nurse assess and document about size and shape of body parts?
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a patient with type 1 diabetes has told the nurse that his most recent urine test for ketones was positive. what is the nurses most plausible conclusion based on this assessment finding? a) the patient should withhold his next scheduled dose of insulin. b) the patient should promptly eat some protein and carbohydrates. c) the patients insulin levels are inadequate. d) the patient would benefit from a dose of metformin (glucophage).
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the health care provider prescribes an atypical antipsychotic medication to a client and asks the nurse to set up an appointment with an ophthalmologist. which medication was prescribed to the client?
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the provider ordered acetaminophen 500 mg po. the medical assistant checks a drug reference for the brand names for acetaminophen. this activity is part of the which rule of medication administration?
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What is Neisser's theory about FBM?
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which adverse effect would a nurse monitor for in a client prsebied digoxin and verapamil mangae a cardiac dysrhymic
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What are the three divisions of the trapezius muscle and why is it separated this way?
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Describe the agonistic relationship of the upper trapezius muscle and lower trapezius muscle in upward scapular rotation.
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What is the levator scapula muscle's line of pull?
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A parent asks, 'How can I get my child to like new foods?' What is the nurse's most appropriate response?
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how to reduce clients risk of aspiration pneumonia with a trash collar
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