I was having this discussion with a friend, but we later agree to to these. Hope this will benefit all nurses student still in school or awaiting to take NCLEX. Is more or less like a study :rckn:group. If you think you have any question you can thread and pple will respond with answer. Just thread in question with no answer to see what you have learn so far.
Absence of bubbling in the water seal compartment indicate what?:thnkg:
a pediatric infant is born with a myelomeningocele and have an intact sac. what will be the primary nursing care the nurse will focus on to prevent complication
1- respiratory infections
2- hypoglycemia
3- meningitis
4- neurogenic bladder
a school age child is placed in a left long leg cast. how will the nurse monitor this client for the development of compartmental syndrome
1- palpate the right posterior tibial pulse and compare with the right dorsalis pedis
2- check the cast for tightness by inserting fingers between the skin and the cast
3- count the dorsalis pedis pulse and notify charge nurse if pulse rate decreases
4- assess ability to distinguish sharp and dull sensations in left foot
a nurse is preparing to administer heparin subcutaneously to a pt.. where should be the preferred administration site for this medication
re: study group question - do you think you know it?
a pediatric infant is born with a myelomeningocele and have an intact sac. what will be the primary nursing care the nurse will focus on to prevent complication
1- respiratory infections
2- hypoglycemia
3- meningitis
4- neurogenic bladder
a school age child is placed in a left long leg cast. how will the nurse monitor this client for the development of compartmental syndrome
1- palpate the right posterior tibial pulse and compare with the right dorsalis pedis
2- check the cast for tightness by inserting fingers between the skin and the cast
3- count the dorsalis pedis pulse and notify charge nurse if pulse rate decreases
4- assess ability to distinguish sharp and dull sensations in left foot
a nurse is preparing to administer heparin subcutaneously to a pt.. where should be the preferred administration site for this medication
re: study group question - do you think you know it?
a pediatric infant is born with a myelomeningocele and have an intact sac. what will be the primary nursing care the nurse will focus on to prevent complication
1- respiratory infections:no: you need to prevent inflammation meningeal. the question says the sac is intact and there is no indication that the infant will have respiratory infection.
2- hypoglycemia
3- meningitis:up:
4- neurogenic bladder
a school age child is placed in a left long leg cast. how will the nurse monitor this client for the development of compartmental syndrome
1- palpate the right posterior tibial pulse and compare with the right dorsalis pedis
2- check the cast for tightness by inserting fingers between the skin and the cast
3- count the dorsalis pedis pulse and notify charge nurse if pulse rate decreases
4- assess ability to distinguish sharp and dull sensations in left foot:yeah:
a nurse is preparing to administer heparin subcutaneously to a pt.. where should be the preferred administration site for this medication
a pt returns from surgery with an indwelling urinary catheter. what nursing action is contraindicated in the care of this pt
1- irrigate the catheter with sterile distilled water
2- maintain a closed drainage system
3- use only sterile equipment when irrigating
4- anchor the drainage tubing to prevent trauma
in the er, mother of an injured pt states she feels that her lips and fingers feel numb and she feels lightheaded when standing up. what is the best nursing action
1- explain to the pt that you will have the hcp to contact her
2- sit the pt in a chair and lower the pt head between the pt knees
3- have the pt to sit down and breathe into a paper bag
4- offer the pt orange juice for the hypovolemic response
a 38-year-old primigravida pt is scheduled for an amniocentesis at 16 weeks gestation. what is the most important things the nurse should explain to the pt regarding the purpose of this procedure
1- bilirubin levels are important to determine at this time
2- use to identify presence of multiple fetuses.
3- use to determine the level of infants lung maturity
a pt returns from surgery with an indwelling urinary catheter. what nursing action is contraindicated in the care of this pt
1- irrigate the catheter with sterile distilled water
2- maintain a closed drainage system
3- use only sterile equipment when irrigating
4- anchor the drainage tubing to prevent trauma
in the er, mother of an injured pt states she feels that her lips and fingers feel numb and she feels lightheaded when standing up. what is the best nursing action
1- explain to the pt that you will have the hcp to contact her
2- sit the pt in a chair and lower the pt head between the pt knees
3- have the pt to sit down and breathe into a paper bag
4- offer the pt orange juice for the hypovolemic response
a 38-year-old primigravida pt is scheduled for an amniocentesis at 16 weeks gestation. what is the most important things the nurse should explain to the pt regarding the purpose of this procedure
1- bilirubin levels are important to determine at this time
2- use to identify presence of multiple fetuses.
3- use to determine the level of infants lung maturity
Wow how fast here.I'm still on the page 65, but moving and catching.
Thanks Kay and the rest for the answers with rationale.It confuses me sometimes which is correct answers with this different imoticon.Please clarify which is the sign for correct answer.Is it or .
a pt returns from surgery with an indwelling urinary catheter. what nursing action is contraindicated in the care of this pt
1- irrigate the catheter with sterile distilled water - irrigation should be done with ns
2- maintain a closed drainage system
3- use only sterile equipment when irrigating
4- anchor the drainage tubing to prevent trauma
in the er, mother of an injured pt states she feels that her lips and fingers feel numb and she feels lightheaded when standing up. what is the best nursing action
1- explain to the pt that you will have the hcp to contact her
2- sit the pt in a chair and lower the pt head between the pt knees
3- have the pt to sit down and breathe into a paper bag
4- offer the pt orange juice for the hypovolemic response
a 38-year-old primigravida pt is scheduled for an amniocentesis at 16 weeks gestation. what is the most important things the nurse should explain to the pt regarding the purpose of this procedure
1- bilirubin levels are important to determine at this time
2- use to identify presence of multiple fetuses.
3- use to determine the level of infants lung maturity
re: study group question - do you think you know it?
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stands for? not correct?
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