A client who was admitted with acute bleeding from esophageal varices asks the nurse the purpose for the ordered ranitidine. Which response by the nurse is most appropriate?

Your client is getting discharged to home after a hospital admission for heart failure (HF). A fluid restriction is ordered by the primary care provider not to exceed 1 Liter in 24 hours. Your client only has household measuring cups. How many cups may he drink daily and not exceed the 1 Liter limit? _______

As discussed in the video featuring Professor McClain, what is one of the ways people can overcome the negative stereotypes applied to their group and make sure their performance is not hindered by stereotype threat?

The nurse teaches the client with angina about the common side effects of nitroglycerin. The most significant is:

The nurse is teaching a newly diagnosed client about chronic stable angina.  Which intervention should be included to help the client prevent future attacks?

Which of the following rationales support the nurse’s decision to teach clients with primary hypertension (HTN) to reduce their dietary sodium intake? (Select all that apply).

If you have feel more comfortable around people from your own group, and like your own group, but do not have strong negative feelings about outgroups, it is likely that you have a bias referred to as:

When assessing the client with peripheral vascular disease, which clinical manifestation would indicate complete arterial obstruction in the lower leg?

Someone who holds a mixture of positive stereotypes of a group and negative stereotypes of a group is likely to also feel both positive a negative emotions toward the group. This leads to a type of bias referred to as:

Prepared is Heparin 25,000 units in 500 cc of D5W.   Ordered is 1100 Units.  How many cc/hr would the nurse set the infusion rate?