Which of the following statements is true about diabetes? Multiple choice question. Patients with diabetes may develop problems with the liver. Patients with diabetes have no risk of other complications. Patients with diabetes may develop skin disorders. Patients with diabetes may develop problems with kidneys.

History of Presenting Problem: (10 points) Describe the history of the problem concisely but thoroughly. Include: Chief complaint, history of the present issue, past history related to the present problem, and family history related to the present problem. What additional probing questions would be the most pertinent to help clarify the patient’s problem? Review of […]

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The pediatric clinic nurse is teaching the mother of an infant about measures for prevention of RSV infection. What information does the nurse correctly identify? Select all that apply 1. Frequent hand washing 2. Clean and disinfect surfaces, including toys 3. Avoid close contact with anyone who has cold or flu-like symptoms 4. Avoid kissing […]

The PCP asks you to check C.J. for orthostatic hypotension. Explain what orthostatic hypotension is and how to assess for it. What is the rationale for assessing it in C.J.?

A client with a suprapubic catheter is admitted for surgery and requires a catheter change before that procedure. What is the most important action for the nurse to take prior to changing this catheter? 1. Check size of existing catheter and balloon. 2. Ask client when the catheter was last changed. 3. Clamp and empty […]

Upon arrival on the medical surgical unit, VS: T 37.5° C (98.6° F), BP 106/54, P 114 and regular, R22 and shalow. O2 saturation is 96% on RA. C.J. reports apain level of 6/10 in her epigastric area that is cramp- ing and intermittent, “coming in waves.” C.J. is A&0*4, PERRIA, apical pulse is rapid […]

The nurse, caring for a client who has terminal cancer, finds that the client is extremely restless. In response to this data, what would be the appropriate nursing action? Select all that apply 1. Play soothing music. 2. Use chamomile aromatherapy. 3. Place soft restraints on arms. 4. Dim room lights. 5. Keep conversations quiet. […]