Which of the following is not a cause of a thickened urinary bladder wall?

Which of the following conditions would NOT be a cause of a thickened urinary bladder wall?

Which of the following conditions would NOT be a cause of a thickened urinary bladder wall?

Based on this image, which of the following disease processed would this patient most likely have _____.

Which of the following is not a cause of a thickened urinary bladder wall?

The occurrence of shoulder dystocia during labor is most likely related to which factor?

Determining who is responsible for disaster cleanup depends on ______________.

Case Study Abby Nightingale came into the ER with a chief complaint of a headache that “will not ease up”. She describes it as a band around her head with a squeeze like feeling. It seems to last all day per the patient. Stress makes it worse, and Tylenol does reduce the severity. She has been taking Tylenol around the clock. Abby feels that it is just stress or lack of hydration. She reports drinking more water than her normal, about 12 cups a day compared to 8 cups. She rates her pain currently a 6/10, worst 10/10, best 4/10 after medication. She does state feeling more tired and fatigued.  Prenatal records show that last weight recorded at a previous office appointment was 130 pounds from 3 days ago.  Abby Nightingale •    31 years old •    34 weeks gestation •    Gravida 1, para 0•    Weight 137 lbs.•    Home meds     –    Prenatal vitamins Vitals     98.7 degrees F     RR 20      HR 70     Pain 6/10      BP 150/82     PO2 93% room air •    31 years old •    34 weeks gestation •    Gravida 1, para 0•    Weight 137 pounds •    Head     –    Alert and oriented x 3      –    Periorbital edema     –    Headache present     –    Visualizes spots•    Cardiovascular     –    Heart sounds regular      –    No chest pain     –    Pedal pulses +1     –    Post tibial pulses +1     –    Popliteal pulses +2     –    +2 pitting edema bilaterally      –    Skin turgor – 1 second return•    Respiratory     –    Lungs are clear throughout      –    No SOB     –    No cough•    Urinary      –    Denies UTI symptoms     –    Has urinated 1x in 9 hours•    Gastrointestinal     –    Bowel sounds are positive     –    Abdomen- Soft, non-tender      –    Intermittent nausea, no vomiting     –    Last BM yesterday     –    States of a decreased appetite•    Vitals signs     –    HR 80     –    RR 20     –    PO2 96% room air     –    BP 168/86     –    Pain 7/10  Intake- 40 oz (1200 ml)Output- 40 ml  —————————————————————————————- Patient lab results CBC BMP Urine analysis WBC –  9.7                   Glucose – 110 Urine Type – clean catch RBC – 5.00 Sodium – 135 Color – Yellow HGB – 14.0 K – 3.5 Clarity – Clear HCT – 38.0 Chloride 110 Specific Gravity – 1.020 MCV – 80.0 CO2 – 23 Urine pH – 6.5 MCH – 27.5 Anion Gap – 10 Leukocytes – Negative MCHC – 35.0 Calcium 9.0 Nitrites – Negative RDW – 13.0 BUN – 16 Protein – 200 MPV – 10.0 Creatinine – 1.4 Glucose – Normal Platelets 148 GFR – 61.1 Ketones – Negative            Urobilinogen – Negative            Bilirubin – Negative            Blood – Negative            Epithelial cells – None seen            Mucus – None seen            Casts – None seen            RBCs – 0            WBCs – 1            Bacteria – None seen Patient has an ongoing headache. Her swelling has not changed since arriving to the unit. The patient does report increased nausea and epigastric pain. BP 170/110. HR 80. R 20. Fetal movements and fetal heart rate are within normal limits.  The nurse notifies the MD of the UA results, vitals, and patient assessment. The MD orders Hourly rounding along with vital signs IV fluids of LR at 75ml/hour Labetalol 20 mg IV over 2 minutes followed by increasing doses of 20 mg at 10 minute interval until B/P < 140/90 or reaching total of 300mg. When entering the patient's room to initiate IVF, the nurse finds the patient staring at the TV, quiet, and is unresponsive to voice. Abby begins to have facial twitching and muscle rigidity. What are the next steps for the nurse? Select all that apply.

A laboring client is having contractions every 3 minutes lasting 50 seconds and is dilated 7 centimeters. The nurse determines the client is in what phase of labor?

Case Study  Abby Nightingale came into the ER with a chief complaint of a headache that “will not ease up”. She describes it as a band around her head with a squeeze like feeling. It seems to last all day per the patient. Stress makes it worse, and Tylenol does reduce the severity. She has been taking Tylenol around the clock. Abby feels that it is just stress or lack of hydration. She reports drinking more water than her normal, about 12 cups a day compared to 8 cups. She rates her pain currently a 6/10, worst 10/10, best 4/10 after medication. She does state feeling more tired and fatigued.  Prenatal records show that last weight recorded at a previous office appointment was 130 pounds from 3 days ago.  Abby Nightingale •    31 years old •    34 weeks gestation •    Gravida 1, para 0•    Weight 137 lbs.•    Home meds     –    Prenatal vitamins Vitals     98.7 degrees F     RR 20      HR 70     Pain 6/10      BP 150/82     PO2 93% room air •    31 years old •    34 weeks gestation •    Gravida 1, para 0•    Weight 137 pounds •    Head     –    Alert and oriented x 3      –    Periorbital edema     –    Headache present     –    Visualizes spots•    Cardiovascular     –    Heart sounds regular      –    No chest pain     –    Pedal pulses +1     –    Post tibial pulses +1     –    Popliteal pulses +2     –    +2 pitting edema bilaterally      –    Skin turgor – 1 second return•    Respiratory     –    Lungs are clear throughout      –    No SOB     –    No cough•    Urinary      –    Denies UTI symptoms     –    Has urinated 1x in 9 hours•    Gastrointestinal     –    Bowel sounds are positive     –    Abdomen- Soft, non-tender      –    Intermittent nausea, no vomiting     –    Last BM yesterday     –    States of a decreased appetite•    Vitals signs     –    HR 80     –    RR 20     –    PO2 96% room air     –    BP 168/86     –    Pain 7/10  Intake- 40 oz (1200 ml)Output- 40 ml  —————————————————————————————- Patient lab results CBC BMP Urine analysis WBC –  9.7                   Glucose – 110 Urine Type – clean catch RBC – 5.00 Sodium – 135 Color – Yellow HGB – 14.0 K – 3.5 Clarity – Clear HCT – 38.0 Chloride 110 Specific Gravity – 1.020 MCV – 80.0 CO2 – 23 Urine pH – 6.5 MCH – 27.5 Anion Gap – 10 Leukocytes – Negative MCHC – 35.0 Calcium 9.0 Nitrites – Negative RDW – 13.0 BUN – 16 Protein – 200 MPV – 10.0 Creatinine – 1.4 Glucose – Normal Platelets 148 GFR – 61.1 Ketones – Negative            Urobilinogen – Negative            Bilirubin – Negative            Blood – Negative            Epithelial cells – None seen            Mucus – None seen            Casts – None seen            RBCs – 0            WBCs – 1            Bacteria – None seen Patient has an ongoing headache. Her swelling has not changed since arriving to the unit. The patient does report increased nausea and epigastric pain. BP 170/110. HR 80. R 20. Fetal movements and fetal heart rate are within normal limits.  The nurse notifies the MD of the UA results, vitals, and patient assessment. The MD orders Hourly rounding along with vital signs IV fluids of LR at 75ml/hour Labetalol 20 mg IV over 2 minutes followed by increasing doses of 20 mg at 10 minute interval until B/P < 140/90 or reaching total of 300mg. When entering the patient's room to initiate IVF, the nurse finds the patient staring at the TV, quiet, and is unresponsive to voice. Abby begins to have facial twitching and muscle rigidity. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What medication should the nurse anticipate administering for seizure activity?