An elderly client with dementia lives with her daughter. Durning the day the client attends a Day Center. The nurse notices the client is unkempt and smells of urine. Upon examining the client, the nurse notes bruising on her arms and back. From the nurse’s observations, which of the following is the type of abuse suspected?

Which of the following is not part of standard precautions?  

The purpose of a photosystem is to convert ____.

Lorazepam, a benzodiazepine, has been ordered for a client in a crisis phase. Physician orders: Lorazepam 0.05 mg/kg, IM PRN agitative or aggressive state X 1 dose. Client weights 148.5 lbs. Calculate the dose the nurse will administer for this client. Round to the nearest hundredths.

Match the statement below with the correct type of admission of a psychiatric client.

Glycogen is stored in ____.

Which of the following associations is incorrect? Lime Disease                                Tick Malaria                                       Mosquito Plague                                         Flea Rocky Mountain spotted fever     Mite

Bacteria can develop resistance to a particular antimicrobial agent as a result of a chromosomal mutation 

Which assessment finding is most concerning when evaluating a client in a psychiatric setting?

For the focus of psychiatric medicine and nursing, which is not a typical action of a neurotransmitter once released from the presynaptic membrane? Select All That Apply.