We are not looking at single number HR:107. It is the fact that the client's admitting Dx is Alcohol Withdrawal and with that being said, we have to consider the presenting Sx as a diagnostic...
You can give beta blockers to clients with HTN. Beta blockers are excellent agents, however, the downside to it is the bradycardia. So what might be the nursing intervention be? Monitor the heart...
You can work in the ER in either profession; however, some states may not allow you to work in the ER either case. The two professions have similar responsibilities but the main difference is the...
Body aches are vague. There are no other indications of ACS. Also even if if it is ACS mortality rates are 4%. Mortality rate of DT IS 5-15% depends on ICU
It is not about timing in this situation. The reason why the PT/aPTT are not abnormal is because the client does not have the lupus anticoagulants. If the client had SLE or other phosholipid...
Your professors are not going to test you on the minute details. Now if your professors are using test bank questions there is no point in reading anything since most test bank questions are word for...
I would also choose 1 considering the person is experiencing acute etoh withdrawal. Safety is a concern and without further Tx, the client is likely to experience delirium tremens. Client 3 is...
How were the level of questions? Were they difficult or easy? A friend of mine just passed with 75 and said majority of the questions were tough. Then again it is subjective. Good
I am currently using the HURST review and their videos does not seem to be comprehensive as I thought it would be. It does help as a refresher, but I believe that Saunders can do the same thing if not...