The nurse is giving report on a patient admitted for heart failure. Fill in the missing SBAR component: S (Situation): “Patient admitted with acute shortness of breath and bilateral crackles.” B (Background): “History of hypertension and diabetes.” A (Assessment): “Lungs have coarse crackles in lower lobes; O2 sat 88% on room air.” R (Recommendation): “________.”

Choose the sentence fragment:  

What is the result of adding binary numbers +15 and -5 in 1’s complement?

A patient with alcohol withdrawal signs expresses a desire to leave the hospital against medical advice (AMA). The nurse verifies the patient is alert and oriented ×4. Which action is priority?

Recognizing cues – A nurse is caring for a 70-year-old patient admitted with pneumonia. Which cue should the nurse recognize as most concerning?

Which sentence is a run-on?  

Original Paragraph:Cooking is fun. Helps me relax. Especially after a long day. Which is the best revision?  

Which is the best way to fix this run-on sentence: “He went home he was tired.”  

The injured animal’s cries were so __________ that they brought tears to our eyes.

Intense exercise can quickly __________ your body’s energy reserves.