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A client is admitted with high levels of stomach acid. The nurse anticipates the healthcare provider ordering which medication?  

A 75-year-old client with dementia is admitted from home following a fall. The nurse notes multiple bruises and scratches on the client’s arms and legs in various stages of healing. Alerting the supervisor of these findings complies with which of the following?  

Which number indicates the location where the nurse auscultates the apical pulse?  

Perception is the process of being aware of and understanding the world and has little impact on how we communicate with others. 

Which of the following is not one of the three workplace features that exist to facilitate the way organizational members move from the “break in” phase to the “metamorphosis” phase?

Immobility affects the body in many ways. What is one significant effect of immobility on the cardiovascular system? Increased  

The healthcare provider changes a client’s activity from bedrest to out-of-bed to chair. To get the client out of bed to chair, the nurse  

The practices and traditions common to people, organizations, institutions which are used to enact culture are known as:

During the morning assessment, the nurse notices the client’s IV site is erythematous and painful to touch. The nurse suspects which situation?  

The nurse is explaining to a client a document used only for designating a person who can make healthcare decisions should the client become unable to make informed decisions. Which legal document is the nurse discussing with the client?