Nurse Jody formulates a nursing diagnosis of Impaired physical mobility for a client with third-degree burns on the lower portions of both legs. To complete the nursing diagnosis statement, the nurse should add which “related-to” phrase?

Based on a nursing assessment, what is an appropriate nursing diagnosis for a patient with hemophilia?

A home health nurse is compiling a patient profile on a 23-year-old obese woman who smokes one-half pack of cigarettes a day and drinks 1 beer a week. She works as a cook in a long-term care facility. She has two children and eats a diet high in fats. She exercises 30 minutes a day. Both parents are dead of heart disease. How many risk factors for cancer in this profile should the nurse identify?

What does the acronym CAUTION mean during patient education about the warning signs of cancer?

The nurse reviews the health history, assessment, vital signs, and lab results:  Identify the assessment finding that requires follow-up by the nurse.  (Select all that apply)

Is this finding consistent or inconsistent with the diagnosis of HIV/AIDS:  FATIGUE _______ Is this finding consistent or inconsistent with the diagnosis of HIV/AIDS:  NIGHT SWEATS _______ Is this finding consistent or inconsistent with the diagnosis of HIV/AIDS:  WEIGHT LOSS _______ Is this finding consistent or inconsistent with the diagnosis of HIV/AIDS:  OPPORTUNISTIC INFECTION _______ Is this finding consistent or inconsistent with the diagnosis of HIV/AIDS:  DYSPHASIA _______

A nurse is helping prepare a nursing care plan for a 90-lb, 82-year-old woman with iron-deficiency anemia with a hemoglobin of 5.2. What is the most appropriate nursing diagnosis?

A nurse assesses a high eosinophil count in his patient. The nurse recognizes that this elevation is an indicator of _____ response.

What is the last chapter we cover for exam #1?

Spring 2025 CCJ 4031 Instructor’s name is: __________