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Q29. For a patient with acute pulmonary edema, which medication should be given first?  

Q6. A patient reports unexplained bruising and bloody appearing urine. The nurse needs to determine if the patient is taking which of the following medication?        

Q17. Match the Drug Class on the Left to the Drug Action on Right Thrombin Inhibitors-Classification  Match each drug class to its primary action          

Q1. A patient with suspected pulmonary embolism becomes short of breath. What is the priority action?                  

 Case Study: Answers to Questions 2-4 are based on this Case Study Scenario: Mr. J., 68 years old, is admitted after a total hip replacement. He is on bed rest for 48 hours. Vital signs: BP 130/80, HR 88, Temp 98.6°F. He reports mild calf discomfort. No anticoagulants have been ordered yet. Q3. Which nursing actions should be included in Mr. J.’s care plan? (Select all that apply)  

Q4. Case Study: Answers to Questions 2-4 are based on this Case Study Scenario: Mr. J., 68 years old, is admitted after a total hip replacement. He is on bed rest for 48 hours. Vital signs: BP 130/80, HR 88, Temp 98.6°F. He reports mild calf discomfort. No anticoagulants have been ordered yet. Mr. J., a post-operative patient refuses to wear compression stockings after surgery. What is the best response?  

Q12. Scenario: A 62‑year‑old post‑operative patient (abdominal surgery) is receiving enoxaparin (Lovenox) 40 mg subcutaneous daily for DVT prevention.The nurse is performing the next scheduled assessment. The patient states:“I feel fine, but I noticed this bruise where I got the shot yesterday.” Upon assessment: BP: 118/76 HR: 84 Resp: 16 SpO₂: 98% Small bruise at right lower abdomen No shortness of breath No calf pains Which finding requires the most immediate nursing action?          

Q14. Patient: Mr. Gunner, a 72-year-old male is admitted with heart failure. He is started on IV milrinone infusion. Which parameter should the nurse monitor more closely during milrinone therapy?

In your own words, provide a theoretical lens (refer back to module 2 when you learned about cognitive, behavioral, biological, psychodynamic, developmental psychopathology modalities, and more) to justify your conceptualization of the diagnosis and treatment approach(s) to this case. Your answer cannot exceed 50 words. Complete sentences required and spelling/grammar can impact your score. 

A patient is being admitted to the medical-surgical unit. During the admission interview, the RN asks the patient about recent episodes of nausea and vomiting. The patient reports vomit that “looked like dark coffee grounds.”How should the nurse interpret this finding?