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A patient just gave birth to a newborn at 38 weeks. There were no complications during pregnancy however, during labor the fetus experienced episodes of late decelerations. The nurse is performing a one-minute APGAR on the newborn. The following are their findings: Heart Rate 89, Weak, slow cry, flexes all four extremities, grimace is noted, and the body is pink but extremities are blue. What APGAR score would the newborn receive? (write the number only, eg: 2).

On day 3 of life, a newborn continues to require 100% oxygen by nasal cannula. The parents ask whether they can hold their infant during his next gavage feeding. Given that this newborn is physiologically stable, what response would the nurse give?

Which nursing documentation confirms the presence of agnosia?

Which specialty nurse would be called to examine a deceased body?

A client says, “I have taken mega doses of vitamins for 3 months to improve my circulation, but I think I feel worse.” Which action should the nurse take first?

A patient that is used to a routine in jail is now moving to a nursing home is experiencing what?

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 what bias?

Which statement is an accurate definition of sexual assault?

A patient who is using their shoe to wash their face is experiencing what?

Which activity does a correctional nurse not fulfill within the corrections setting?