You are treating a 68-year male patient with cardiac related chest pain. Write what a protocol may include for treatment of this patient. for any treatments list the indications and contraindications of those treatments.
You respond to a 75-year-old female who is complaining of ep…
You respond to a 75-year-old female who is complaining of epigastric pain that feels like heartburn. The pain radiates to the right shoulder. Her vital signs are stable and she has a previous history of a myocardial infarction. She has prescription nitroglycerin tablets. She is most likely suffering from:
Global learners is another word for holistic learners.
Global learners is another word for holistic learners.
Effective teacher must welcome his/ her student on the first…
Effective teacher must welcome his/ her student on the first day of class.
Effective teacher must introduce him/herself on the first da…
Effective teacher must introduce him/herself on the first day of class.
44. The RN is working with a student PN and they are discus…
44. The RN is working with a student PN and they are discussing diabetes. The student asks the RN “what is the typical onset for a patient with type 1 DM?”. The RN would be correct in stating that the typical onset of type 1 diabetes is before:
34. Hyposecretion of cortisol causes:
34. Hyposecretion of cortisol causes:
6. The nurse is reviewing lab results for Jeremy, a 63 year…
6. The nurse is reviewing lab results for Jeremy, a 63 year old patient who has been admitted w/ a diagnosis of SIADH and notes that his sodium level is 130 mEq/L. The nurse knows that this condition is referred to as:
32. Which of these nursing interventions is essential for t…
32. Which of these nursing interventions is essential for the client who has Cushing’s syndrome?
16. A client who has diabetes begins to experience nausea,…
16. A client who has diabetes begins to experience nausea, vomiting, weakness, fatigue, and blurred vision. The nurse observes the client’s skin is warm and flushed and notes a fruity odor to the client’s breath. The nurse should anticipate the client will be treated for: