Studies have shown that fecal matter transplants can be more effective than antibiotic treatments, therefore that is why this technique is being used.

What is the time period “window” for health care professionals need to treat sepsis patients to increase the chances of survival?

Which exhibited symptoms would cause a nurse to determine that a client is experiencing a panic level of anxiety?  

The nurse is asking a client in the psychiatric crisis unit specific questions about recent substance use. Which assessment finding could indicate, to the nurse, that this client is experiencing mild to moderate delirium?

After 1 week of continuous mental confusion, an older African American client is admitted with a preliminary diagnosis of Alzheimer’s dementia. What should cause the nurse to question this diagnosis?

A depressed client reports a history of divorce, job loss, family estrangement, and cocaine abuse to a nurse. Which theoretical principle best explains the etiology of this client’s depressive symptoms?

A client diagnosed with Alzheimer’s dementia exhibits progressive memory loss, diminished cognitive functioning, and verbal aggression upon experiencing frustration. Which nursing intervention is most appropriate?

What is the transmission route for gastroenteritis?

A client with depression has just been prescribed the antidepressant phenelizine (Nardil). She says to the nurse, ” The doctor says I will need to watch my diet while I’m on this medication. What foods should I avoid?” Which of the following is the correct response by the nurse?

A child with a history of violence directed at others has a diagnosis of conduct disorder (CD) which priority nursing intervention should be implemented?