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66. A nurse is instructing the client on the use of fecal softeners.  The nurse is correct to state the following action.

64. Which symptoms would indicate a superinfection if assessed by the nurse?  (Select all that apply).

88.  Which nursing intervention would the nurse use when examining the breast of a male patient? (Select all that apply).  

73. Anticholinergic drugs may be used to treat which of the following disorders?

80. Which part of the body should the nurse examine to assess cranial nerve VII?

52. Which phase of the nursing process involves teaching the client about the side effects of furosemide?

51. When preparing and administering multiple medications by the parental route, what step should the nurse take first? 

   49.  Which of these organisms is NOT a normal Microbiota in the large intestine?                   

18.  You are examining a 4-year old boy and you observe bright red spots on the skin             which peels off when touched.  This is likely due to:            

41.    The carriers of this disease shed the virus in saliva, semen, and breast milk.  The             Primary infection in a non-immune pregnant female can lead to mental retardation             of the fetus.