The treatment of milia primarily involves:

Which of the following are skin conditions?

What may make the skin too sensitive for facials or waxing?

Products and exposure to heat or sun can easily irritate the skin type.

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Which foods would the nurse recommend limiting for a patient on a 2000-mg sodium diet?

The nurse suspects cardiac tamponade in a patient who has acute pericarditis. What assessment findings will the nurse look for? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY (3)

A client diagnosed with heart failure (HF) is prescribed furosemide (Lasix), digoxin (Lanoxin), and potassium chloride. During the assessment the nurse finds that the client is nauseated, has a headache with blurred vision, reports feeling weak, and heart rate is 48 beats per minute (bpm).  Which complication is triggering these clinical manifestations?

The provider diagnoses the patient with chronic kidney disease. Choose the most likely options for the missing information of the statement below by selecting from the list of options provided: The nurse understands that the management of CKD requires changes in and to manage the progression of the disease. These changes aid in lowering ,  balancing and managing .  If unsuccessful, the disease can advance requiring renal replacement therapy such as or .  

A client returns to the clinic for routine laboratory monitoring for his chronic kidney disease (CKD) stage 2. He reports to the nurse that he’s getting better because over the past few weeks, he only urinates a few times a day and doesn’t need to get up in the middle of the night to void.  The nurse reviews his laboratory results and finds that his glomerular filtration rate has decreased from 65 mL/min to 40 mL/min. What will the nurse include in a health teaching plan for this client? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY (5).