A patient has had a surgical repair of a fractured hip and needs to urinate. Which measure would be most appropriate?  

Which position is the BEST position for a client to be placed in when inserting a nasogastric tube?   

A nurse needs to determine whether a newly inserted nasogastric tube is correctly placed. Which of the following would be the most accurate way to determine placement of the tube?  

Which of the following nursing actions violates HIPPA? Select all that apply.  

The nurse is preparing to place a Foley catheter in a 56 year old male client before surgery. When inserting the catheter, she meets resistance and the client grimaces in pain. What should the nurse do?   

A nurse is performing an occult blood test on a client’s stool specimen. Which of the following test results should the nurse recognize as a positive finding?

______ Endoscopic Examinations

A female client has a prescription for an indwelling catheter to be inserted. Place the steps the nurse will take in order beginning with the first step and ending with the last step.

A nurse is caring for a client with a kidney infection. Output is tallied at the end of a 12 hour shift and the nurse notes that the client has voided a total of 240mL in the past 12 hours. Which action should the nurse take next? 

The nurse has orders to administer an enema to her patient for constipation. Approximately how long should the client retain the solution for a hypertonic enema to be most effective?