A client that is scheduled for an elective amputation asks the nurse, “Why can’t the doctor tell me exactly how much of my leg he’s going to take off? Don’t you think I should know that?” On which of the following would the nurse base the response?

The original meaning of the 4th Amendment was to: 

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A client has a tibial fracture that required casting. Approximately 5 hours later, the client has increasing pain distal to the fracture despite the morphine injection administered 30 minutes previously. Which of the following should be the nurse’s priority assessments? (select all that apply)

28. Which of these state laws would violate the right to free speech? 

46. According to SCOTUS, states cannot pass laws that prohibit the ownership of handguns. This right to own handguns is based on:

A nurse is presenting at an older adult center on ways to prevent constipation. All the teaching points are correct except:

It would be most accurate for the nurse teaching a patient with chronic renal failure about dietary restrictions that he should avoid foods high in:

Increased mobility in older adults is associated with a higher risk of falls and accidental injuries.

A client admitted with a head injury has admission vital signs of temperature 98.6° F (37° C), blood pressure 128/68, pulse 110, and respirations 26. Which set of vital signs, if taken 1 hour after admission, will be of most concern to the nurse?