When reviewing your patient’s chart, you see an order for “blood glucose monitoring ACHS.” What does this indicate?
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A student is seen at the Wilce Student Health Center for a s…
A student is seen at the Wilce Student Health Center for a sore throat. Which type of health assessment would be most appropriate for the nurse to conduct at this time?
When assessing a patient’s blood pressure, the nurse is like…
When assessing a patient’s blood pressure, the nurse is likely to obtain a falsely low reading if:
You hear a bed alarm go off while reviewing your patient’s c…
You hear a bed alarm go off while reviewing your patient’s chart. How should you respond?
Which assessment finding is considered abnormal in a healthy…
Which assessment finding is considered abnormal in a healthy adult?
What is the primary benefit of conducting bedside report dur…
What is the primary benefit of conducting bedside report during a nursing shift change?
During a physical assessment, the nurse notices multiple, we…
During a physical assessment, the nurse notices multiple, well-circumscribed, circular bruises on the patient’s back. How should the nurse respond?
All of the following actions are within a nursing student’s…
All of the following actions are within a nursing student’s scope of practice except:
Carol, your patient during clinical, has a code status of DN…
Carol, your patient during clinical, has a code status of DNR-CCA. What does this code status indicate?
A nurse is monitoring a patient whose condition is rapidly d…
A nurse is monitoring a patient whose condition is rapidly deteriorating. The patient is showing signs of respiratory distress but is still responsive and has a pulse. Which action should the nurse take next?