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A client can describe how to brush teeth but is unable to carry out the motor actions on command despite adequate strength. The motor actions appear awkward and clumsy. This presentation is MOST consistent with:

A nurse in the emergency department is caring for a 68-year-old client with a history of hypothyroidism who was found at home confused and difficult to arouse. The family reports the client has not been taking prescribed levothyroxine for several months. Assessment findings include: Temperature: 94.8°F  Heart rate: 42/min Blood pressure: 82/50 mm Hg Respiratory rate: 8/min Oxygen saturation: 88% on room air Non-pitting edema of the face and hands Slow, slurred speech Which action should the nurse take first?

A 68-year-old client with type 1 diabetes is admitted with a diagnosis of Diabetic Ketoacidois (DKA). The nurse anticipates which of the following as the priority for treatment?

Which nursing intervention is appropriate when a client is first admitted with hyperglycemic hyperosmolar nonketotic syndrome (HHNS)?

Which of the following contributes to the difficulty of identifying architecturally significant requirements (ASRs)?

Canvas Course Content A utility tree can only be used when the primary sources of requirements are available. 

Common source(s) of finding architecturally significant requirements (ASRs) include:

Select all verifiable quality attribute requirements:

The following handoff report is provided to the nurse: Sheryl Poll is a 36-year-old female who was admitted from the ED last night. She sustained an ankle injury falling off the stage in a bar, subsequently revealing an acute manic episode. According to paramedics who responded to the 911 call, bystanders reported that she was ranting about the government and talking about how she was the only one who could “help rectify Washington’s political problems” She then jumped up on the stage and grabbed the microphone from the band leader. In the struggle that ensued, she fell off the stage and injured her ankle. Family was notified late last night and report Sheryl was diagnosed with Bipolar 1 Disorder six years ago, along with noting Sheryl has not been “sleeping or eating much for the past 2 weeks.” Lithium will be restarted this afternoon. In addition, she is prescribed quetiapine (Seroquel) and lorazepam (Ativan) to manage her manic behavior. The nurse identifies safety as a priority outcome.  Which of the following interventions support that outcome? (select all that apply)

You are required to complete this question. Failing to answer this question will be subject to a 30% deduction of the total points you earn for this exam.  The exam is closed book and closed notes. But, you are allowed to use ONE letter-size cheat sheet in the exam.    Follow the instructions below carefully:  STEP 1: Show the FRONT and BACK pages of your ONE letter-size cheat sheet to the camera Hold each page in front of the camera steady for “5 seconds”. You must clearly show the whole range of each page to the camera! STEP 2: Once you are done, answer the following question to confirm you have completed the requirement.  Question: I attest that I have shown BOTH FRONT AND BACK PAGES of my ONE letter-size cheat sheet to the camera for recording purposes.  Note: If you choose NOT to use the allowed one letter-size cheat sheet for the exam, you MUST SHOW BOTH HANDS to the camera. This will be recorded to indicate you don’t use a cheat sheet for the exam.  Then you choose “True” to answer the question.