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.

Throughout the post-Vietnam War era a great fluctuation is seen in the size and strength of the United States Navy. What  factors contributed to this steady decline? Were there threats to our naval superiority and did these possible threats result in a paradigm shift in regard to the necessity of naval power?