(M) A client who is HIV positive has had a PPD test for TB. The nurse notes a 7mm area of induration at the site of the skin test. The nurse interprets the results as:

A client admitted with acute diverticulitis has experienced a sudden increase in temperature and reports a sudden onset of exquisite abdominal tenderness. The nurse’s rapid assessment reveals that the client’s abdomen is uncharacteristically rigid on palpation. What is the nurse’s best response?

A patient has the following medication orders: Pantaprozole 40mg PO qAM, Metoprolol  50mg PO bid, Lorazepam  0.5mg PO now, Albuterol 1 puff q 4 hours PRN. The patient’s medical history includes high cholesterol and asthma. Which of the orders should the nurse question?    

By what mechanism do most hormones travel through the organism that produces them? a. the circulatory system c. the nervous system b. diffusion d. the urinary system

What are the two prongs for determining causation?

If the plaintiff still would have been injured without the defendant’s conduct, then the element of causation has not been met.

Whether a risk could have been reasonable anticipated is called…

To test if a correlation comes from a population with zero population correlation, we use…

The nurse is caring for a patient who experiences  an asthma attack. What is the preferred intervention to alleviate this client’s airflow obstruction?

In premises liability cases, describe the duty owed to each of the three types of visitor.