The nurse will expect the complication of bradycardia with occlusion of what coronary artery in the client with a diagnosis of coronary artery disease?
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When dealing for an autistic infant, the priority nursing target is:
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Which of the listed below are the signs and symptoms of an allergy attack?
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Which of the Listed below procedures is expected to develop a conclusive breast cancer diagnosis?
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In several times, a schizophrenic client has made romantic overtures to her psychiatrist. The client tells the nurse at lunch, 'My doctor is in love with me and wants to marry me.' What of the above protection mechanisms is being used by this client?
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For a suicidal client, the psychiatrist orders fluoxetine (Prozac). Which one of the following about fluoxetine does the nurse remember?
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The nurse should be conscious that there are typically: when evaluating cardiovascular clients with development of aortic stenosis,
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When a client asks the nurse about the function of electrocardiography exercise (ECG) in the diagnosis of cardiovascular disorders, the answer of the nurse should be focused primarily on:
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The nurse sits by a male client on the couch in the day room the day after his admission. He was accused of depression and suicidal thoughts. He stares at the nurse and utters, 'My life is not too good that nothing can be done to help me.' The nurse's most supportive early response will be:
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For a patient with PIH, the specialist advises urgent medical admission. She informs the nurse that it's not convenient for me to visit the hospital like that. Which of the following methods would actually be better for the nurse after remembering her feelings?
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None of the above does the nurse expect to consider when arranging the management of the Lyme disease client?
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When teaching the value of avoiding dehydration to a mother of a 4-month-old with diarrhea, the nurse will remind the mother of the importance of feeding her child:
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The child with iron poisoning is given IV deforoxamine mesylate (Desferal). After administration, the kid went through hypotension, facial flushing, as well as urticaria. The primary nursing mediation would be to:
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When a male teenager with chlamydia is assessed by the nurse, the nurse decides that a symptom of chlamydia is:
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To avoid perinatal death, diabetes during pregnancy requires strict metabolic regulation of glucose levels. When testing the pregnant client, the nurse acknowledges that during breastfeeding, the prescribed serum glucose range is:
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In a client with a thermal illness, the nurse notices hyperventilation. She agrees that if used in significant doses, this could be a response to which of the following drugs?
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The nurse should realize that, according to conventional thinking, the most relevant prognostic aspect for a breast cancer client is:
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A consumer is 6 weeks old. 'She asked during her first prenatal visit, 'How healthy is alcohol to drink during pregnancy?' The response of the nurse is:
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During the second half of pregnancy, pregnant women with diabetes often experience issues with the efficacy of insulin in regulating their glucose levels. The nurse teaches the patient that the explanation for this is:
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For her routine pregnancy checkup, a 38-year-old pregnant woman attends her nurse practitioner. She is 30 weeks old. Will the nurse be conscious of which disorder is linked to her age?
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The nurse should teach the client taking SL nitroglycerin to anticipate which of the following answers for administration to ensure proper patient education?
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A chronically depressive client spontaneously starts to feel better after 3 weeks of therapy and begins to communicate appropriately with other consumers and employees. The nurse understands that this patient has an elevated chance of:
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A patient has just arrived in the emergency department with a C-34 injury. The key intervention for breastfeeding is:
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Proper placement for the kid who is in the direction of Bryant is:
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The nurse should be aware of the cardinal symptoms of the following while assessing a child with diabetes insipidus:
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On review of the home drug history of the clients, the following drugs were noted. Which of the drugs will most likely potentiate or raise the levels of serum digoxin?
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A 25-year-old client suspects that her first born might be pregnant. To assess the state of their potential conception, she schedules an obstetric test with the nurse practitioner. Her last menstrual cycle started on May 20, and using the Ngeles law, her approximate date of confinement is:
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The primary aim of a newborn's first Apgar scoring is to:
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Nursing therapy for opioid addiction patients with alcohol withdrawal delirium includes:
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When a nurse reviews laboratory results for a client 18-24 hours after a significant thermal burn, which of the above will include the anticipated physiological changes?
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A doctor's diagnosis of hepatitis C is confirmed by a male patient. The nurse should be conscious of the hepatitis A, B, and C differences. Any of these are the traits of hepatitis C?
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A patient has been described as being preeclamptic. The doctor prescribed magnesium sulfate. In preeclampsia treatment, magnesium sulfate (MgSO4) is used for:
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A laboratory procedure unique to Lyme disease diagnosis is:
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A bipolar disorder diagnosed client appears to be hyperactive and to lose weight. At this time, one of the following dietary strategies will be more therapeutic for him?
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Hypoxia is the primary problem related to near-drowning victims. After submersion in water, the first organ that sustains irreversible damage is:
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Which of the claims applicable to a suicidal client below is correct?
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Assessment of the pericarditis patient can show which of the following?
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A male client is readmitted to the psychiatric facility for depression three weeks after discharge. He had tried to kill himself with a pistol, his wife added. He says, when the nurse admits him to the unit, I wish I were dead because I'm useless to everyone; I think I'm just not good at all. What nurse's reaction is more acceptable at this time?
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Due to its effects on glycogenolysis and insulin release, the nurse will need to watch the serum glucose levels of a client taking which of the following drugs?
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Any of the following drugs in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or asthma need close monitoring of bronchospasm?
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Which of the following results will in a postpartum woman be abnormal?
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The doctor has ordered that a client with type I diabetes after his release from the hospital should develop a regular workout regimen. Instructions for discharge of exercise should include any of the following?
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The nurse recognizes the most popular STDs in the class while teaching a sex education class. United States of America as:
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Bacterial meningitis is one of the most dramatic and debilitating complications associated with Waterhouse- syndrome of Friderichsen, which is:
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Morphine is mainly given in IV for pain relief during burn treatment, since this route:
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In left-sided rather than in right-sided heart failure, clinical symptoms seen are:
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The primary explanation for sending a pressure garment to a burn client house, such as a Jobst garment, is that the garment:
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Discharge instruction was effective if the parents of a child with atopic dermatitis were able to state the significance of:
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None of the following brain trauma are associated with hematotympanum and otorrhea?
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