A nurse is caring for a client who has diabetes mellitus. Which of the following finding assessments would make the nurse concerned the client has hypoglycemia?

Which factor would contribute to a client having a high hemoglobin count?

Which suggestions does the nurse provide to a client with chronic pancreatitis? Select all that apply.

(02.04 MC)  Ten subjects are being studied to test the effectiveness of itch relief for three types of medication: A, B, and C. Using a 10-point scale, the researcher calculates the subjects’ amount of itching before treatment compared with the amount of itching after treatment. The response variable is the itch rating after one hour of treatment. Previous studies have shown the effects of treatment may vary based on a subject’s pain resistance. How should the subjects be blocked? Explain. (4 points)

A client presents with aortic insufficiency and the nurse wants to investigate the possible cause. Which follow-up question should the nurse ask this client?

The laboratory reports of a client with gastritis reveal H. pylori is the causative organism. Which pathophysiological change can result from this infection?

Which of the following is true of the stimulus to breathe in a healthy person?

While reviewing the magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) reports of the brain of an elderly client, the nurse finds accumulation of neurofibrillary tangles, senile plaques, and cerebrocortical atrophy of the brain. Upon communicating with the client, the nurse finds that the client has problems related to memory. What does the nurse infer from these findings?

The nurse recognizes the following substances act in fibrinolysis, except:

The registered nurse would instruct the parents of a young girl to reduce the use of sunblock and cover-ups with their child for which outcome?