The nurse is caring for a client who has developed diabetes insipidus.  The cause is unknown, and the physician has ordered a diagnostic test to determine if the cause is nephrogenic or neurogenic.  What test will the nurse prepare the client for?

Name the specific smooth area of the previously named bone that the pointer is pointing to. _______

A nurse is reinforcing instructions with a client with diabetes mellitus who is recovering from diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) regarding measures to prevent a recurrence.  Which instruction is important for the nurse to emphasize?

Ordered:  Drug P 20 mg every 3 hours.  How many mg of drug is the client receiving per day?

The HCP orders one unit of whole blood (500 mL) to infuse over 4 hours.  What is the gtt/min?   (Round all drop rates answers to the nearest whole number.) 

Name the bond type required between the monomers of a protein. _______

A nurse is collecting data on a client with a suspected fracture to the bony orbit.  What sign/symptom would indicate that a fracture probably is present?

Name the monomer used to make the protein organic molecule: _______

Ordered drug:  Keflex 25mg/kg/day in 4 divided doses.   Drug available:  Keflex 250 mg/5 ml Weight:  44 lbs How many mL do you give per dose?

The client diagnosed with acute pancreatitis is being discharged home.  Which statement by the client indicates the teaching has been effective?