A client is admitted with a possible head injury.  Vital sig…

A client is admitted with a possible head injury.  Vital signs on admission were: Blood pressure: 128/72 mmHg Pulse: 90 beats/minute Respirations: 16 breaths per minute Oxygen saturation: 98% on room air Temperature: 37.2 degrees Celsius One hour after admission, the nurse reassesses the client’s vital signs.  Which vital sign findings most likely indicates a late sign of increasing intracranial pressure?

A 64-year-old client presents to the primary healthcare prov…

A 64-year-old client presents to the primary healthcare provider with a new report of frequent headaches. As part of the history and client assessment, the nurse asks the client about current medications he is taking. The client provides incomplete information. Choose the most likely options for the information missing from the table by selecting from the lists of provided options. Write your answer in each corresponding blank box below.