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When you begin your shift, the client’s PCA has 40ml Dilaudid in the pump. The concentration of Dilaudid is 2mg/ml.  At the end of your shift, the pump has 33ml.  How many mg of Dilaudid did the client receive?

Ordered: Atropine 0.4mg.  Available: Atropine 400mcg/ml.  How many milliliters (mL) will you give?

A balloon has a volume of 1.80 liters at 24.0°C. The balloon is heated to 48.0°C. Calculate the new volume of the balloon.

The physician prescribed a combination of 22 units of NPH insulin and 12 units of regular insulin.  Using an insulin syringe, the nurse would draw up a total of __________units, making certain to draw up the  ___­­­­________ insulin last. enter each answer in the line like this: answer 1; answer 2

Convert the following fractional decimal values to the IEEE 32bit FPS pattern in hexadecimal values. If needed, you can reference the 2nd page of the MIPS Green Sheet.  Each is worth 2 points. 17.75 -3.125

Ordered: Heparin IV continuous at 1000units/hr. Available:  Heparin 20,000units in 500ml of NS.  At what rate will you set the pump in mL/hr?

A nurse in the emergency department is caring for a female client. Nurses’ Notes The client appears lethargic and reports fatigue, a decrease in appetite, and a 20-lb weight gain over a 6-month period. The client also reports: hair loss, numbness, and tingling in fingers, and constipation Physical assessment: Neck midline with a 1+ goiter; Skin is pale, cool, and dry; Abdomen is distended; Bowel sounds are hypoactive. Vital Signs Temp: 35.9º C (96.6º F); BP: 88/60 mm Hg; HR: 58/min; RR: 14/min; O2 Sat: 93% (RA) Diagnostic (Lab) Results (0800) Cortisol (serum) 16 mcg/dL (5 to 23 mcg/dL) Serum T3 60 ng/dL (70 ng/dL to 205 ng/dL) Serum T4 (total) 3 mcg/dL (5 mcg/dL to 12 mcg/dL)    Review the choices below to specify (A) what condition the client is most likely experiencing, (B) The 2 actions the nurse should take to address that condition, and (C) The 2 parameters the nurse should monitor to assess the client’s progress. A) Condition the client is experiencing [color1] B) 2 Actions the nurse should take: [color2], [color3] C) 2 Parameters that the nurse should monitor for: [color4], [color5]  

The nurse is admitting a client who is diagnosed with syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone secretion (SIADH) and has a serum sodium of 118 mEq/L.  Which primary healthcare provider prescriptions would the nurse anticipate receiving?  Select all that apply

An older adult client who has been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes presents to the emergency department (ER) with second-degree burns to the bottom of both feet.  They report that their feet “… must have been too close to the heater.” The nurse infers that the most likely cause for the client’s decrease in temperature sensation is:

You provide teaching about monitoring her blood glucose levels and watch as the client checks her own blood glucose with her provided glucometer.  Which blood glucose levels are considered to be abnormal for the client?