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Question 87 Which assessment information is most important for the nurse to obtain when evaluating whether treatment for a client with anaphylactic shock has been effective?

Sternal precautions include no lifting more than:

All facts related to falls EXCEPT:

A walking aid can be used in the Timed Up and Go (TUG) Test if needed.

Question 67 A nurse is teaching a client about the use of sublingual nitroglycerin. Which statement by the client indicates that the teaching has been effective?

Question 48 The nurse is admitting a client diagnosed with primary adrenal cortex insufficiency (Addison’s Disease). When assessing the client, which one clinical finding would the nurse assess for in this client?

Question 94 A nurse prepares to administer intravenous cimetidine to a client who has a new burn injury. The client asks, “Why am I taking this medication?” How would the nurse respond?

Question 84 A client with heart failure is being treated with digoxin and furosemide. Which symptoms indicate digoxin toxicity?

Martha is a 77-year-old resident in a nursing home.  Over the past several weeks, she has displayed a gradual decrease in function and safety is now a concern. Staff has begun restraining her in her wheelchair with a posey vest as they are afraid, she will fall should she try to walk without help. At night she is restrained in bed with a roll belt with the side rails up. She is referred to the restraint committee for evaluation and recommendations.  Answer the following questions regarding Martha. What are the likely consequences to Martha being restrained?

Question 88 The nurse educator evaluates the skills of a new registered nurse caring for clients in shock. Which action by the new RN indicates a need for more education?