The client is diagnosed with a neuropathy.  What drug is likely to be most effective in treating this type of pain?

Case Study A client with a broken tibia and fibula is administered narcotics to control his pain.  Prior to his injury, the client tells the nurse he ran 2-3 miles most days of the week and expected a daily, pain-free bowel movement, “regular as clockwork”. i. What would be a priority 2-part nursing diagnosis for this client pertaining to his bowel function?  (1 point)ii. List 3 possible ways (interventions) to support normal bowel function for this client.  (1 point)

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An 86-year-old patient tells the nurse that she is experiencing uncontrollable leakage of urine. Which nursing diagnosis should the nurse include in the patient’s plan of care?

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Which of the following catheters should be used to drain a patient’s bladder for short periods (5-10minutes)?

Warren is 79kg and has an estimated energy requirement of 3,200 calories/day.   To get ~ 60% of his calories from carbohydrates, Warren should be consuming ____g of CHO/kg of body weight.  

An athlete who drank 30 oz of fluid and did not urinate during a 2-hour competition and lost 3.5 pounds by the end of the competition has a range of fluid needs of how many ounces per hour? 

What might be a limiting factor to strength development for individuals on a vegetarian diet rather than on a meat consuming diet?

The Marine landings in Lebanon were at the request of the Lebanese President.