Which licensee can have collaborative practice/management agreements in to practice in a community-based setting?
The nurse is caring for a 51 year old woman with a complaint…
The nurse is caring for a 51 year old woman with a complaint of vaginal dryness, fatigue and forgetfulness. She reports not having a period for 2 years. Which part of the client’s information allows the nurse to define her as post-menopausal?
The dialysis nurse is preparing to begin hemodialysis for a…
The dialysis nurse is preparing to begin hemodialysis for a client with a left forearm AV shunt. Which assessment finding would lead the nurse to hold dialysis and call the Provider?
A client’s blood pressure is 140/86 mm Hg; however, previous…
A client’s blood pressure is 140/86 mm Hg; however, previous measurements have been within normal limits. The client denies any other complaints. Which intervention would be most appropriate for this client?
Mason, an OT practitioner, works with a client who has Parki…
Mason, an OT practitioner, works with a client who has Parkinson’s disease. The client’s goal is to continue dressing independently as long as possible. Mason establishes a morning routine that includes energy conservation strategies and use of assistive devices to support dressing performance.Which intervention approach does this reflect?
A client is being evaluated for a possible myocardial infarc…
A client is being evaluated for a possible myocardial infarction, but he is not sure when the pain started because he has a history of gastroesophageal reflux. He has had intermittent chest pain, with some episodes of dizziness and fatigue, over the last week. Which diagnostic result will be most helpful in determining whether the client has suffered cardiac injury?
In assessing a client with a heart rate of 132 beats per min…
In assessing a client with a heart rate of 132 beats per minute, the nurse assesses for which causes of this elevated heart rate? Select all that apply. The cardiac rhythm on the patient’s telemetry monitor is as seen in the picture.
In administering an alpha-adrenergic blocker, tamsulosin (Fl…
In administering an alpha-adrenergic blocker, tamsulosin (Flomax), to a client diagnosed with urolithiasis, the nurse correlates the primary rationale for this medication to which mechanism of action?
An OTA works with a client who fractured her wrist six weeks…
An OTA works with a client who fractured her wrist six weeks ago and is now unable to complete her knitting hobby. The OTA provides exercises to improve wrist flexibility, hand strength, and fine motor coordination so the client can resume knitting.Which intervention approach is being used?
Which statement by the client diagnosed with pyelonephritis…
Which statement by the client diagnosed with pyelonephritis indicates the need for further teaching?