The client has a homocysteine level ordered. What aspects of this test should inform the nurse’s care? Select all that apply.

The triage nurse in the ED assesses an adult  client who presents to the ED with reports of midsternal chest pain that has lasted for the last 5 hours. If the client’s symptoms are due to an MI, what will have happened to the myocardium?

The nurse’s assessment of an older adult client reveals the following data: Lying BP 144/82 mm Hg; sitting BP 121/69 mm Hg; standing BP 98/56 mm Hg. The nurse should consequently identify what nursing diagnosis in the client’s plan of care?

An asthma nurse educator is working with a group of adolescent asthma clients. What intervention is most likely to prevent asthma exacerbations among these clients?

The nurse is caring for a client with mitral valve prolapse. Most people with mitral valve prolapse never have symptoms, though this is not the case for every client. What symptoms would be consistent with this diagnosis? Select all that apply.

A client with secondary hypertension has come into the clinic for a routine check-up. When comparing this client’s diagnosis to primary hypertension, the nurse recognizes that secondary hypertension:

A nurse is providing health education to the family of a client with bronchiectasis. What should the nurse teach the client’s family members?

A client comes to the walk-in clinic with complaints of pain in his foot following stepping on a roofing nail 4 days ago. The client has a visible red streak running up his foot and ankle. What health problem should the nurse suspect?

The nurse is preparing to discharge a client after thoracotomy. The client is going home on oxygen therapy and requires wound care. As a result, he will receive home care nursing. What should the nurse include in discharge teaching for this client?

The nurse is assessing the respiratory status of a client who is experiencing an exacerbation of her emphysema symptoms. When preparing to auscultate, what breath sounds should the nurse anticipate?