50. A nurse is caring for a client recently diagnosed with cirrhosis. Which of the following are appropriate nursing interventions for this client? (Select all that apply.) A. Monitor lab values B. Pain management C. Allow moderate alcohol intake in diet D. Fiber restriction from diet E. Strict bedrest for 48 hours

The patient is a 48 y/o obese female with known HTN and high cholesterol, diagnosed about 3 years ago. She only seeks medical care when she does not feel well, but she completes annual health screenings offered through her employer. At the last screening she was told her fasting blood sugar was 141 and her […]

Which of the following statements is true? Multiple Choice Before taking a dietary supplement, people should determine whether the product is necessary and safe. According to the legal definition developed by the FDA, a “dietary supplement” is a natural substance that benefits health. Physicians and registered dietitian nutritionists do not recommend dietary supplements for their […]

A nurse is caring for a teen-age client who broke his femur in a motorcycle accident. He has a full-length cast on the injured leg and is to avoid weight-bearing on the injured leg for 8 weeks. Before discharge, the client must demonstrate that he can use his crutches safely on stairs. The client demonstrates […]

An allergist examined their patient data and found that: • 83 patients are allergic to dairy; • 101 patients are allergic to nuts; • 22 patients are allergic to eggs; • 31 patients are allergic to dairy and nuts; • 8 patients are allergic to dairy and eggs; • 10 patients are allergic to nuts […]

Adult men should undergo complete examination of the genitals. Which of the following may not be included? a. Examination of the prostate gland b. Sperm analysis c. Palpation for the presence of any protrusion in the inguinal area d. Inspection for the presence of irritation and urethral discharges

4. If you were selected to develop a program to address cardiovascular disease, which SEM level would you focus on to result in the greatest and most effective impact on population health? Does intrapersonal and interpersonal change play a role in addressing population health? Why or why not? Respond in 1-3 paragraphs, utilizing evidence from […]

A patient who comes to the emergency department is anxious, short of breath, diaphoretic, and has a history of heart disease. The patient states that the doctor instructed him to chew an aspirin on the way to the emergency department. The practitioner understands that the rationale for this instruction is that aspirin

A person with a femoral arterial thrombosis might have which of the following manifestations? • A. sharp leg pain, cold skin, and a clear line of demarcation • B. sharp arm pain, cold skin, and a clear line of demarcation • C. diffuse swelling in both lower extremities • D. low blood sugar and dizziness

Jill, a 30-year-old, presents with discomfort when urinating and mentions a burning sensation. Lately, she has been complaining of sudden urges to urinate and finds it difficult to control. Other symptoms include pain in the low abdomen which is sometimes relieved by urination. Based on the patient’s presentation, Jill is diagnosed with acute uncomplicated cystitis. […]