A behavioral health unit nurse is completing a newly admitted client’s plan of care, newly diagnosed with anorexia nervosa. The nurse appropriately documents the following nursing problems for this client. Which nursing problem has the highest priority?
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A young adult says, ‘I was sexually abused by my older broth…
A young adult says, ‘I was sexually abused by my older brother. During those assaults, I went somewhere else in my mind. I don’t remember the details. Now, I feel numb or unreal in romantic relationships, so I just avoid them.’ Which disorders might the nurse suspect based on this history? Select all that apply.
A client with a long history of bulimia nervosa is seen in t…
A client with a long history of bulimia nervosa is seen in the emergency department. The client is seeing things that others do not, is restless, and has dry mucous membranes. Which of the following is most likely the cause of this client’s symptoms?
A client experiences a sudden episode of severe anxiety. Of…
A client experiences a sudden episode of severe anxiety. Of these medications listed in the client’s medical record, which is the most appropriate to give PRN to relieve these symptoms?
True or False: A ban on certain fast food establishments in…
True or False: A ban on certain fast food establishments in Los Angeles resulted in a large reduction of fast food restaurants, but despite this, was unsuccessful in reducing obesity in the community.
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Read the above instructions. The Prompt will be displayed on…
Read the above instructions. The Prompt will be displayed on the projector. Be sure to “ENTER” twice at the end of each paragraph to create space between each.
Your patient is receiving heparin 5000 units subcutaneous BI…
Your patient is receiving heparin 5000 units subcutaneous BID for Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) prophylaxis (before a clot occurs). What priority lab level would you check prior to administering the medication in addition to the Hemoglobin (Hgb) level?
A 23 year-old-female presents to urgent care with three days…
A 23 year-old-female presents to urgent care with three days of fatigue and body aches. She states that she has been unable to sleep due to a cough and has not felt like eating much. She denies any allergies to medications and is allergic to shellfish. Vital Signs: Temperature: 102 F (97.5-99.5 F) Pulse: 90 bpm (60-100 bpm) Respiratory Rate: 16 (12-20) Blood Pressure: 132/82 (
True or False: A patient that is newly prescribed apixaban…
True or False: A patient that is newly prescribed apixaban (Eliquis) should be educated to not take naproxen (Aleve).