The client is admitted with the diagnosis of atrial fibrillation. Twelve hours later the client complains of decreased motion of the left arm and blurred vision. The nurse would suspect which type of stroke has developed?
A 70 year-old is being evaluated for symptoms of RA. The nur…
A 70 year-old is being evaluated for symptoms of RA. The nurse recognizes that a major problem in the management of RA in the older adult is that
25. True or false: The freedom of the press protects officia…
25. True or false: The freedom of the press protects official media organizations but not individual bloggers.
11. Legal classifications based on sex are subject to ______…
11. Legal classifications based on sex are subject to ____________ judicial review.
2. Which most accurately describes the relationship between…
2. Which most accurately describes the relationship between slavery and the original Constitution?
12. True or false: Racial preferences in higher education (i…
12. True or false: Racial preferences in higher education (i.e., “affirmative action”) remain constitutionally permissible so long as there are no racial quotas.
The nurse is developing a plan of care for a client with par…
The nurse is developing a plan of care for a client with paraplegia who has spasticity of the leg muscles. Which intervention should be questioned regarding client care?
Explain why a CBC, including platelets, and a PT/PTT are obt…
Explain why a CBC, including platelets, and a PT/PTT are obtained as part of the diagnostic tests for a patient suspected of having a stroke
7. In Brown v. Board of Education (1954), the Supreme Court…
7. In Brown v. Board of Education (1954), the Supreme Court held that racial segregation in state public schools violated the .
During a routine physical assessment the nurse identifies a…
During a routine physical assessment the nurse identifies a conductive hearing loss in a client based on the finding that he