You have transferred a patient out of bed using a total body lift with a sling. You have positioned the patient in a bedside chair and plan to return in 1 hr to assist the patient back into bed. Which of the following choices is the best way to manage the sling upon the completion of this transfer?

Which of the following is considered to be bed mobility:

Your patient is beginning to walk after a brain injury. You observe that he hikes his right hip when he advances that limb. Which of the following represents the most appropriate reason for addressing this gait deviation in your treatment plan?

Which of the following is considered a contraindication for the tilt table?

Differences in race, ethnicity, language, sexual identity, nationality, or religion among various groups within a community, organization, or nation; is called:

Match the following with the appropriate normal lab values.

Which of the following is a requirement for performing independent seated lateral transfers with a transfer board?

Hematocrit is used to measure the amount of packed RBC in a sample of whole blood. It is important in diagnosis of anemia. What are the normal levels for hematocrit?

A client is administered captopril.  The nurse knows this drug belongs to which pharmacological classification?

A 27-year-old patient diagnosed with a sexually transmitted infection was given intramuscular penicillin. Within a few minutes the patient develops hives, itching, and facial swelling. What type of drug reaction is this patient most likely experiencing?