What best describes Jason Feifer’s 5% rule?

A new client will be admitted to the unit from the emergency department (ED) with nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. You receive a report from the ED nurse and prepare to admit the client. During your care of Mr. Hain you have assessed: 250 mL- yellow-tinged emesis (vomit) 0.65 L-  urine 140 mL- loose stool (diarrhea)     1. What is Mr. Hain’s total output in milliliters in the ED? ________ mL   Mr. Hain is dehydrated. The doctor orders 2 L of D5 NS to be given IV at a rate of 250 mL/hr.     2. How many milliliters will the patient receive? ______ mL

Give the meaning of the following abbreviation: CR ______________________________

A nurse performs an assessment on a client in recovery from surgery and notices the client’s pupils are dilated and fixed. What does the nurse suspect is the cause of this assessment finding?

In the administration of medication it is important for the nurse to (Select all that apply).

A patient is to receive 30 mg of a drug available as a 10 mg per teaspoon. The nurse would give __________ tablespoon(s). Enter the number only in the blank.

In most all-capital abbreviations made up of single initials, do not use periods or internal spaces (there are a few exceptions like USA). Ex: MBA

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Solve for the value of x in the following ratio and proportion problem, Enter the number only in the blank. 4.2 :  14 = x : 10 _________________________________________

A patient takes a 500 mg tablet three to four times per day. He is advised not to exceed a daily dose of 3 g or __________ tablets.  Enter the number only in the blank.