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An older adult has a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease. The client has recently been experiencing fecal incontinence. The GI assessment is negative. What would be the MOST appropriate intervention to add to this client’s care plan?

The nurse is assessing the client who is day one post-operative with a left total knee replacement (LTKR). The client has been refusing to go to physical therapy. Which assessment data warrants IMMEDIATE interventions?

A client is 3 days post op abdominal surgery. The nurse assesses the client and the morning labs and suspects the client has developed a complication from the surgery. Which assessment data would the nurse report immediately to the HCP? 

The nurse is assessing a client who came to the Emergency Department (ED) with localized abdominal pain. The client shared that they ate fried chicken and French fries for lunch. The nurse continues to assess the client for possible cholecystitis. When assessing the characteristic of the client’s pain the nurse should anticipate the pain may radiate to what area?

A client comes into the clinic complaining of Rt shoulder tenderness, pain, and limited movement. The MRI shows hemorrhage of the rotator cuff tendons, and the client is diagnosed with impingement syndrome. Which action should the nurse recommend to promote healing of the shoulder?

Calculate the molarity of a solution containing 10 g of nitric acid (HNO3) in 100 mL of water. 

The brachials and the pectoral girdle are referred as the:

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Arrange the classic steps to producing a CAT in sequential order. 

In certain instances, a clinician should base practice on a patient’s main concern(s), which may not directly address an injury or illness they suffer from