Match the following aortic branches with the correct label:

What is the correct interpretation of the rhythm below?

A patient is receiving a blood transfusion through a single lumen peripherally inserted central catheter. The patient has two other peripheral IVs: one is capped and the other has D5 0.45NS infusing at a rate of 50ml/hr. What infusion is acceptable to add to the blood products?

The physician orders a transfusion of Packed Red Blood Cells for a patient who has severe anemia.  Which is the most important action by the nurse to prevent a transfusion reaction?

The nurse correctly instructs the client during insertion of a nasogastric tube when the nurse tells the patient to:

Which of the following findings indicate the enteral nutrition being administered at 50mL/hour is being tolerated by the client? Select All That Apply.

Which of the following is the most appropriate feeding tube for a client with dysphagia due to a stroke that will require long term nutrition?

A client presents to the Emergency Department after a motor vehicle crash. They are actively bleeding and require a blood transfusion with 2 units of Packed Red Blood Cells. Their type and cross shows a blood type of B negative. There are no units of B negative in the blood bank. Which of the following is safe to give the client?

Only one proctored assessment remains in this course!  Please note on your calendar that Exam 4 has a two-day testing window that closes at 11:59 p.m. on Wednesday, May 14.  Thanks!

CHOOSE TWO of the following to answer. Each response should be several sentences in length (5 marks each). Remember to use the criteria for Causes and Consequences when writing your response.  Be specific and use evidence from your learning to support your response.  2×5=10 marks 1. Spanish ‘exploration and conquest/invasion’ of the Americas 2. Portuguese exploration and trade with Kongo 3. The Seven Years’ War 4. Economic and cultural exchange 1650-1789 5. Absolutism in France or Russia 6. Colonization in Congo 1800’s 7. Industrialization in Britain