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can anybody help me with these questions. i am having a tough time finding the exact answer even after i look up the topic. a rh negative 15 week multigravida, undergoes the indirect coombs' test which shows a rising antibody titer. what's indicated by this test? a) rhogam needed now to prevent hydrops fetalis b) immunologic reaction to placental antigens may cause fetal anemia c) abo incompatibility may cause fetal pathologic jaundice d) maternal antibody formation, which may cause erythroblastosis fetalis a 45 year old client with a drug overdose is admitted to the intensive care unit and placed on a ventilator. which observation by the nurse indicates that the client is worsening? after collecting data from a client with copd, the nurse writes the following diagnosis: impaired gas exchange r/t inadequate ventilation. identify the priority nursing goal based on diagnosis. identify the most important nursing for a 4 year-old child hospitalized with asthma after a coronary bypass, which is of most concern? which is less frequently used because of negative side effects a) procainamide b) lidocaine c) amiodarone a 71 year-old client is diagnosed with diabetes who lives alone is hospitalized for foot ulcers. prior to d/c, what is the most important instruction to be given to this client? --foot care or --risk factor recognition thanks in advance hk

Thanks for the info Dayonite. Helpful. Still didn't find the FAS and diabetes infant common Regarding a pt with closed head injury. What should be the FIRST nursing diagnosis? asses neurological function or asses the client's position and elevate head to 40 deg. Basically, I don't know if neuro assesment would come before checking the position! HK

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Does anybody know the answers to these questions. I am stumped. I tried looking everywhere What physical finding does an infant of a diabetic mother and an infant with fetal alcohol syndrome have in common? A. Susternal retractions, B. Neonatal acrocyanosis, C Hypoglycerma or D. Respiration 20/30 min. A year after a renal transplant, the clients serum sodium level is 160 mEq/L. What is the most likely cause for this client high sodium level. A. corticosteroid therarpy, B rejection of the kidney, C Heart failure, D excessive oral ingestion of sodium Which is less frequently used because of neative side effects A. Procainamide B. Lidocaine, C. Amiodarone After craniotomy, how high show the head of the pt bed be? 30-45 deg?? A patient is having a cute anterior MI with third-degree heart block with a ventricular rhythm and rate of 38 bpm. What is the immediate nursing intervention. A. Atropin 1mgIV, Diltiazem 15mgIV, Digoxin 0.5mg IV, Lidocain 50mgIV Thanks for all your help. HK

Does anybody know the answers to these questions. I am stumped. I tried looking everywhere What physical finding does an infant of a diabetic mother and an infant with fetal alcohol syndrome have in common? A. Susternal retractions, B. Neonatal acrocyanosis, C Hypoglycerma or D. Respiration 20/30 min. A year after a renal transplant, the clients serum sodium level is 160 mEq/L. What is the most likely cause for this client high sodium level. A. corticosteroid therarpy, B rejection of the kidney, C Heart failure, D excessive oral ingestion of sodium Which is less frequently used because of neative side effects A. Procainamide B. Lidocaine, C. Amiodarone After craniotomy, how high show the head of the pt bed be? 30-45 deg?? A patient is having a cute anterior MI with third-degree heart block with a ventricular rhythm and rate of 38 bpm. What is the immediate nursing intervention. A. Atropin 1mgIV, Diltiazem 15mgIV, Digoxin 0.5mg IV, Lidocain 50mgIV Thanks for all your help. HK