A client is taught to eat a bedtime snack and this is related to the administration of the client’s prescribed insulin. What is the approximate duration of intermediate acting (Humulin N) insulins?

Match each abbreviation with its appropriate meaning

A nurse is assessing the client’s nutritional intake prior to admission and notes that the client has lost 10 pounds over the last 2 months. Which statement indicates the most appropriate therapeutic communication technique to utilize in order to gain information about this weight loss?

The nurse is preparing a Compazine, prochlorperazine, injection to be administered to a client.  Which statement demonstrates the correct handling of the syringe during the preparation of the injection? 

In what situation is it acceptable to repeat back a verbal prescription without writing it down first?

When would a rectal suppository be contraindicated or administered with caution. Select all that apply. 

A nurse at a health care facility has to instill ear drops in a client. The nurse knows that which of the following techniques varies for an adult and child client?

Which actions would the nurse take to instill eye drops correctly? Select all that apply. 

A client has been diagnosed with peripheral vascular disease of the lower extremities. What peripheral pulse site would the nurse use to assess circulation of the legs?

Transfer belts should be used for safety if the patient is weak or has problems with coordination. The nurse grips the transfer belt as the patient walks. If the patient becomes dizzy and begins to fall, the nurse should: