Classify the following: adding baking soda to vinegar produces a gas.

30. A nurse in the hospital is caring for a client who identifies as Native American/First Nations. Which statement would best guide the nurse’s care of this client? 

Perform the following conversion:  0.4 km to m

7. The client tells the nurse during the preoperative history that he is a three-pack per day cigarette smoker. This information alerts the nurse to which potential complication during the postoperative period? 

17. The nurse is caring for a client with a diagnosis of dehydration. The client is receiving IV fluids. Which assessment finding would indicate that the treatment for the dehydration has been ineffective? 

During the alarm stage of general adaptation syndrome (GAS), which physiological changes occur? Select all that apply.

Which of the following is the most common cause of osteomalacia?

32. The nurse is reviewing a Complete Blood Count with Differential on a client recently seen in the clinic. Based on the following findings what disease process should the nurse anticipate the client may be experiencing?  Lab Value  Normal Range Client Value  Red Blood Cells  4.21 – 5.81 cell/microL 4.8 cell/microL White Blood Cells  4.5 – 11.1 microL 14.4 microL Neutrophils  40 – 75%  85% Lymphocytes 12 – 44%  24%  Monocytes 4 – 9%  6% Eosinophils 0 – 5.5%  1%  Basophils  0 – 1% 0.4% 

Calculate the following:  Note: Keeping proper sig. figs.4.5 + 32.14

You will not have a final for this course.