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Research indicates that the majority of playground accidents occur when children:

The budget calls for each of 6 project team members to be paid $2500 each per week for 8 months (which adds up to $120,000).  After 2 months, the project sponsor informs the team that the work must be finished 5 weeks early.  In order to meet this earlier deadline, the project sponsor must spend another $20,000.  The original $120,000 is considered the “regular cost” of the project.  

When presenting a project budget to a client, the project manager should downplay the project costs since they probably understand that the cost will increase as the project progresses. 

The “Total Budget” includes the “Project Budget” plus the Management Reserve.  

Match the methods of addressing each of the following conditions:

A client newly diagnosed with schizophrenia expresses concern about taking antipsychotic medications due to potential side effects. Which explanation by the nurse best addresses the client’s concern regarding the risk of metabolic syndrome with atypical antipsychotics?

A client taking venlafaxine is noted to have increased blood pressure during a routine check-up. Which nursing action is most appropriate?

A nurse is monitoring a patient who has been started on sertraline for panic disorder. Which of the following findings would indicate a potential adverse effect of the medication?

A nurse is providing education about the potential side effects of risperidone to a parent of a child with autism spectrum disorder. Which side effect should the nurse emphasize?

During a follow-up visit, a patient taking lamotrigine reports the development of a rash. What is the most appropriate nursing intervention?