An elevated white blood cell (WBC) count typically indicates:
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Match each diagnostic test to its primary purpose:
Match each diagnostic test to its primary purpose:
Which conditions require avoiding venipuncture in an arm? (S…
Which conditions require avoiding venipuncture in an arm? (Select all that apply.)
The charge nurse has assigned clients to the nursing team on…
The charge nurse has assigned clients to the nursing team on duty. Which nursing duties will be appropriate to assign to a licensed vocational nurse (LVN)?
A nurse don sterile gloves for assisting a health-care provi…
A nurse don sterile gloves for assisting a health-care provider (HCP). Which situation would require the nurse to obtain and don another pair of sterile gloves. Select All That Apply
The nurse is teaching a patient recovering from hypomagnesem…
The nurse is teaching a patient recovering from hypomagnesemia about dietary sources of magnesium. Which food selection demonstrates correct understanding?
A nurse is preparing to change a postoperative abdominal dre…
A nurse is preparing to change a postoperative abdominal dressing prior to the client’s discharge. Upon removal of the dressing, the nurse finds that the edges of the incision line are not well approximated and there is a 1-inch gap noted with no draining. What is the next action the nurse should take?
A student nurse visiting a senior center says, “It’s depress…
A student nurse visiting a senior center says, “It’s depressing to see these old people. They are weak and frail. I doubt any of them can engage in a discussion.” The student is expressing
After treatment for a detached retina, a survivor of intimat…
After treatment for a detached retina, a survivor of intimate partner violence says, “My partner only abuses me when I make mistakes. I’ve considered leaving, but I was brought up to believe you stay together, no matter what happens.” Which diagnosis should be the focus of the nurse’s initial actions?
Two patients in a residential care facility have dementia. O…
Two patients in a residential care facility have dementia. One shouts to the other, “Move along, you’re blocking the road.” The other patient turns, shakes a fist, and shouts, “You’re trying to steal my car.” What is the nurse’s best action?