A nurse is reviewing orders for a newly admitted patient for pneumonia.  The patient also has type 1 diabetes.  Blood sugar has been observed at the 200’s mg/dL level. The medications listed below are the only medications the provider ordered.  What is the nurse’s best action?   Vital signs: BP:  130/80 Heart rate:  110 Temperature:  102 F (oral) Pulse Ox:  94% Respiratory rate:  22  Medications: Azithromycin Lisinopril Metformin Acetaminophen  

Match the insulin to the correct category.

The nurse is monitoring labs for a patient taking levothyroxine.  A patient has a high TSH and a low T3 and low T4.  The nurse knows that these labs are consistent with which condition?  

The nurse knows that which of the following drugs can mask warning signs of hypoglycemia in a patient taking insulin?

What will the nurse teach their client about taking corticosteroids?  Select all that apply.

Structure #15 is:

Structure #28 (between the small black arrows) is:

Which of the following is an effective patient management technique for pediatric dental patients when exposing dental radiographs?

The process of informing patients about the particulars of exposing dental images is termed:

In order to prevent a “ghost image,” you must instruct a patient to: