Which of the following are the major health problems during the middle adult years?  

How do opioids work to achieve pain relief? They  

Follow instructions for rounding for each question.  Label all answers to receive credit. All labels must be written in approved abbreviations from Pickar or Taylor textbook. The healthcare provider orders an IVPB of cephalexin (Keflex) 750 mg in 50 mL 0.9% Normal Saline to infuse over one hour. The IV tubing is micro- drop tubing. How many gtt/min will the nurse count?               

Follow instructions for rounding for each question.  Label all answers to receive credit. All labels must be written in approved abbreviations from Pickar or Taylor textbook. Using the following label, how much will the nurse draw up to administer methylprednisolone sodium succinate (Solumedrol) 250 mg?    

When taking a telephone order for a medication, which action by the nurse is most appropriate?  

The nurse is most concerned with which assessment finding on an elderly client admitted with influenza?  

Follow instructions for rounding for each question.  Label all answers to receive credit. All labels must be written in approved abbreviations from Pickar or Taylor textbook. In order to administer a 250 mL IVPB over 2 hours, how many mL/h will the nurse program the infusion pump. 

A client has a continuous intravenous fluid infusing. When making hourly rounds, the nurse notes the site is warm, red, and swollen. What should be the nurse’s next action?  

Which vitamin that when found in low levels in the body has been associated with MS disease progression?

  Clinical Judgement Case Study:  Select all that Apply.  The nurse is caring for a 5-week-old infant brought to the emergency department The newborn has not been eating, sleeps all of the time, and is “not acting normal”.  On assessment the nurse notes that the newborn has a high pitched cry, appears irritable. The mother reports that the baby is not feeding well. the newborn is admitted with the diagnoses of meningitis and rule out sepsis.  The health care provider orders a spinal tap to analyze and evaluate the cerebral spinal fluid.  Which of the following would indicate a diagnosis of  bacterial meningitis?