A client is prescribed a diuretic to use once daily. What should the nurse be sure to include in the instructions regarding this medication?

A nurse is caring for a client in neutropenic isolation.  The client asks the nurse what the purpose of the neutropenic isolation is.  What is the best response by the nurse?

When the client was questioned about the automobile accident that brought him into the hospital, he began to cry loudly. The client then proceeded to curl up in a ball. This client is presenting the defense mechanism of:

A sign that is indicative of systemic infection resulting from a wound is:

A nurse is providing respiratory care for a client who is receiving oxygen through a partial-rebreathing mask (PRM).  What precautionary measure should the nurse employ in this client?

Supplemental oxygen is able to be delivered to the client by several methods.  Why do clients prefer to use the nasal cannula?

Which client respiratory pattern would the nurse identify as tachypnea?

A nurse is formulating a three-part the nursing diagnosis of the client who has developed rashes on her skin as a result of an allergy.  Which is the most appropriate etiology?

The nurse administers Furosemide 10mg tablet by mouth to a client with congestive heart failure to remove excess fluids from the body for excretion. What stage of the nursing process is the nurse performing in? 

The nurse is taking care of a client who is being treated for hypovolemic shock. Which position should the nurse place the client in to promote blood flow to the brain?