Your next patient comes to your clinic because of a dull ach…

Your next patient comes to your clinic because of a dull ache in her legs, edema that is worse at night, painful varicose veins, and skin changes. You diagnose her with venous disease. Which of the following would NOT be appropriate management for this patient? apply.

Adam, 70 years old, is being evaluated for possible myasthen…

Adam, 70 years old, is being evaluated for possible myasthenia gravis (MG). The FNP knows that MG is commonly seen in women between 20 and 40 years old. Adam, however, is experiencing an ocular form of MG, has dysphonia, and does not have any thymus abnormalities. Adam asks why the FNP is concerned about MG, as he is older and this is a “young person’s disease.” Which responses from the FNP are best? 

Question 8 Your next patient is 72 years old and has a wound…

Question 8 Your next patient is 72 years old and has a wound on her right leg from a fall; the wound is infected. Betty tells the FNP that she has been changing the dressings regularly and limiting her activity. She has come in to see if anything else should be done to aid healing. Which of the following is the FNP’s best response?