The client is reporting incisional pain. Which intervention should the nurse implement first?

Of the three methods used for gloving, which one does not allow a person to glove themselves?

The nurse is administering an opioid narcotic to the client. Which interventions should the nurse implement for client safety? Select all that apply.

External fracture fixation devices include all of the following, except:

The nurse is caring for the client who is 1-day postthyroidectomy. Which assessment findings should prompt the nurse to check the client’s serum calcium level

The client diagnosed with chronic alcoholism has chronic pancreatitis and hypomagnesemia. Which data should the nurse assess when administering magnesium sulfate to the client?

The client has an asthma attack and is treated with epinephrine while in the ED. Despite receiving epinephrine, the client is still agitated, is sweating profusely, and has an oxygen saturation of 89% and RR of 30 bpm. Breath sounds are diminished, and wheezing is absent. Based on this information, the nurse should anticipate interventions to treat which acid-base imbalance?

The nurse clears the PCA pump and discovers the client has used only a small amount of medication during the shift. Which interventions should the nurse implement?

Match the suture to its absorbability.  Note: Each type can be used more than once. 

What are some safe techniques for preventing hypothermia in small animal surgical patients? (Choose all that apply)