When preparing to exam a patient’s skin, the nurse understands: (Select all that apply)  

Patient information continued….. After inspecting and palpating the exposed surfaces of the skin, the nurse repositions the drape to expose the skin of the back. He notices four moles on the upper back. One of the moles stands out from the others. It is large, the coloring is a reddish-brown, and the borders appear rough and irregular.    The appropriate terminology to describe a hyperpigmented, flat skin lesion commonly known as a “mole” is: 

The nurse informs his patient that he will palpating for skin turgor. Skin turgor evaluates a patient’s:

Which healthcare setting provides supportive treatment for terminally ill patients? 

Which suffix means inflammation? 

The hematic system is commonly called: 

A patient is ordered a Lidocaine IV bolus followed by a Lidocaine IV infusion. The patient weighs 84 kilograms. Which of the following is the maximum safe dose this patient may receive as a bolus?  (Round to the whole number.)

Which of the following medications should the nurse prepare to administer to a patient with a toxic magnesium level?

Promethazine (Phenergan) may only be administered through a central line.

Which is not a standard of psychological evaluation?