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D and C make more sense to me reviwing and revising the care plan and seeking for assistance if I was unsure which IV line to administer the medication make more sense to me.

Thank you very much for helping out and forgive for not replying sooner I had problems with my computer. You guys are great! Thank you for your support! I did find two more questions that I'm stock with as well just a little bit and I couldn't find a rationale for them can someone please help me: You determine that your client has not met an expected outcome .What action do you take? a. Call a meeting of the interdisciplinary team. b. Ask the client why the goal was not accomplished. c. Call for a nursing consultation. d. Review and revise the care plan. You are to administer an IV medication. Your clinet has total parental nutririon (TPN), lipids, and a minibag of potassium (KCL) supplement infusing through separate IV lines. After preparing the IV medication you enter the client's room and are unsure which IV line to administer the medication. What should you do? a. call the pharmacy for help. b. ask a fellow student nurse for an opinion. c. seek the assistance of the staff nurse assigned to your client. d. use the IV line that is infusing the TPN.

I'm practicing for taking (NCLEX) test but still confused with lots of these questions. I couldn't find right answer to these questions with rationale and am now looking for someone who can help me out and refresh me with these concepts. An example of an independent nursing intervention is: a. administrating intravenous fluids for a client diagnosed with nutritional impairment. b. turning and repositioning a client impaired mobility every 2 hours. c. ordering a chest x-ray for a client diagnosed with ineffective breathing pattern. d. reviewing laboratory values and reordering tests for abnormal values. Which of the following is considered an example of a standing physician's order? a. a protocol for indwelling urinary catheter care. b. hemoglobin and hematocrit two days postpartum on all postpartum patients. c. the procedure for the flush of peripherally inserted central line catheters. d. skin care protocol for a client who is immobile. Using aseptic technique, a nurse demonstrate insulin preparation to a client. This is an example of which phase of the nursing process? a. assessment b. implementing c. diagnosing d. planning Which of the following would create an opportunity for the nurse to teach a client? a. medication administration b. vital sign measurement c. changing a wound dressing d. all of the above Review the following nursing diagnosis, and identify those that are stated correctly or incorrectly: a. Ineffective breathing pattern r/t pneumonia correct or incorrect b. Risk for change in body image r/t cancer correct or incorrect c. Ineffective airway clearance r/t increased secretions correct or incorrect d. Anxiety r/t uncertainty over surgery correct or incorrect