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Your patient is 5’5” tall and weighs 165 lbs. Calculate their BMI. Round answer to the nearest tenth.

Match each sign or triad with it’s respective presentation. 

Mrs. Jones is in stable condition on a regular insulin drip at 1 unit/h. She is ready to be transitioned to subcutaneous insulin and will be taking food and liquids by mouth. Her total insulin requirement over the previous 24 hours was 40 units. Ms. Smith will now require basal coverage and prandial coverage. Calculate Mrs. Jones’s basal and prandial insulin requirements. Round your answers to the nearest whole number.

Potential complications of gastroesophageal reflux disease include:

What lifestyle modification is recommended in the ATP III guidelines as a first-line approach for managing elevated cholesterol levels?

The nurse practitioner would test the obturator and iliopsoas (psoas) muscle to evaluate for:  

Urinary tract infections in the male client are divided into upper- and lower-tract infections. A classic example of an upper-tract infection includes

After emergency surgery, a patient requires a blood transfusion. When the patient develops fever, chills, and low back pain, the nurse’s first intervention is to:

A patient is having surgery. The circulating nurse notes that the patient’s muscles are rigid and the heart rate is 110 BPM. What action should the nurse complete first?

The nurse is closely monitoring a 6-month-old with viral meningitis and notices that the infant has bulging fontanels. Based on these findings, the nurse should be concerned about which issue?