During a physical assessment  of a client with peripheral arterial disease. Which finding would be most concerning?

What are the key nursing assessments for a client presenting with suspected myocarditis? Select all that apply.   Assess mucous membranes for cyanosis   Key assessments for myocarditis include auscultating for irregular heart sounds, checking for signs of heart failure such as jugular vein distention and peripheral edema, and assessing mucous membranes for signs of poor oxygenation.

During the care of a client with acute pericarditis, which clinical signs should a nurse evaluate to confirm improvement? Select all that apply.

A patient undergoing cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) expresses feelings of anxiety related to persistent negative thoughts. What should be the nurse’s priority intervention?

When performing tracheostomy care at home, what is the most important step a nurse must take if an assistant is not available?

A nurse is describing cognitive therapy to a new nurse. Which of the following is the correct explanation as to how cognitive therapy works? 

A patient is admitted with chest pain and has an ECG showing ST elevation. What is the priority nursing intervention?

Which intervention is prioritized for a client in alcohol withdrawal presenting with psychosis?

A 60-year-old male with a history of coronary artery disease presents with chest pain at rest that lasts longer than 15 minutes. What condition does this most likely indicate?

Which of the following are potential complications of multiple sclerosis that require immediate medical attention? Select all that apply