A patient has been brought to the Emergency Department (ED)….

A patient has been brought to the Emergency Department (ED). The patient has a history of opiate use disorder. The patient is pale, unresponsive.   Vitals Signs Respiration Rate – 4 Heart rates – 42 Blood pressure – 60/32 Temperature – 99.9  Given the use of opiate use disorder, the doctor is concerned for an overdose. Which of the following medications should the nurse expect to administer immediately?

A nurse is conducting an initial assessment of a 30-year-old…

A nurse is conducting an initial assessment of a 30-year-old veteran who recently returned from direct combat-related deployment. The client reports difficulty sleeping, irritability, and frequent flashbacks to traumatic events experienced while out of the country. Which of the following nursing interventions is the priority?

You have a client who provides the following basic informati…

You have a client who provides the following basic information about assets, liabilities, and expenses: A checking account that has enough for monthly expenses and a 3 month emergency fund. $5,000 in a bank savings account earning 0.25%. A credit card balance of $7,500 on average at an interest rate of 25%. Annual contributions of $2,500 to a 401(k) plan that matches 50% up to 6% of salary (salary is $150,000). A car loan of 10,000 at 7%. A  balance of $20,000 in a Fidelity money market account earning 5%. Discretionary expenses are about $10,000 above a loosely-kept budget for those categories (repeat: not spending $10,000, but spending $10,000 in excess of an already budgeted amount , leading to much of the credit card debt.   Make a set of brief recommendations, being specific where possible as to the sources and uses of cash being moved around to act on your recommendations. No calculations required – just discuss how you would recommend changes to this profile.