Assign the correct ICD-10-CM diagnosis code(s).  Enter codes using CAPITAL LETTERS If entering multiple codes, separate with a comma and a space (ex. R79.8, R05.9) ED Note Chief complaint: “Unresponsive after fall from ladder.” HPI: 47-year-old male fell approximately 12 feet, striking head on concrete. Transported by EMS. Exam in ED: GCS on arrival: Eye = 2 (to pain), Verbal = 2 (incomprehensible), Motor = 4 (withdraws from pain). Pupils unequal, left dilated. Imaging: CT head shows acute subdural hematoma, left hemisphere. Assessment: Acute traumatic subdural hematoma, left. Coma documented with initial GCS score: E2, V2, M4. Plan: Admit to ICU, neurosurgery consult, ICP monitoring. NOTE:  Do not assign the injury code – Only assign Coma Scale Code(s) ICD-10-CM Code Assignment:   Cite the coma scale guideline (ex. I.B.16):

Which of the following best describes when it is appropriate to use a symptom code?

Assign the correct ICD-10-CM diagnosis code(s).  Enter codes using CAPITAL LETTERS If entering multiple codes, separate with a comma and a space (ex. R79.8, R05.9) Physician Office Note The patient is a 72-year-old male who presents today with complaints of abdominal discomfort, some shortness of breath, and pain “in my gut.” The patient denied any recent injury or trauma to the abdomen. He says he feels fine otherwise. Examination reveals an obese Caucasian male who has a distended abdomen. No palpable masses in the abdomen. SKIN: Skin color is normal; no bruises or discoloration HEENT: No significant findings HEART: Normal rate and rhythm Lab results reveal WBC count to be at 400 cells/milliliter. The diagnosis at this time is generalized ascites. The patient has been counseled on limiting sodium intake and is now taking Aldactone. ICD-10-CM Code Assignment:

A patient experiences a seizure during withdrawal from benzodiazepines. Which of the following are appropriate nursing interventions during the seizure? Select all that apply.

The nurse is caring for a client with rheumatoid arthritis. Both hands are severely affected such that even holding a spoon to eat is difficult.  What kind of assistive devices could the nurse suggest to increase function and maximize self-care? (Select all that apply)

When assessing a client with alcohol withdrawal, which of the following observations should the nurse expect to make? Select all that apply.

The nurse is educating a group of older adults about musculoskeletal changes associated with aging. Which statement best describes how these changes can impact functional ability?

Answer and explain your reasoning in your scratch paper. Answers without explanations will not get credit.

An elderly client has a positive TB skin test. What additional tests should the nurse anticipate the healthcare provider to order, to rule out active tuberculosis (TB)?

The home care nurse observes a buildup of cerumen in both ears of an older client. How should the nurse respond?