According to competitive trace theory, episodic memories become distorted as they age.

A client admitted to the emergency room complaining of shortness of breath and chest pain.  The nurse obtains blood work, vital signs and an EKG.  The arterial blood gas shows the following results: PH 7.50, PaCO2 30, HCO3 22, PaO2 85.   Current vital signs: Vital signs: B/P 120/85. Resp 30, Temp 97.0, HR 100 The nurse knows based on the current arterial blood gas (ABG) reading and the vitals signs the client may be exhibiting the following?

Which statement indicates to the nurse that the 13-year-old child understands the zone system for monitoring their treatment of asthma?

The nurse suspects an appendicitis is occurring in the adult client that presents to the emergency department with severe abdominal pain in the right lower quadrant that has been increasing in severity throughout the day. Which abdominal assessment finding if positive would best support the healthcare provider in determining the correct medical diagnosis of appendicitis for this client?

According to competitive trace theory, when are episodic memories most veridical?

Which technique should the nurse use when assessing a preschooler in order to ensure child comfort and effective nursing care?

Which of the following is a potential side effect of cholesterol reducing medications?

When administering total parenteral nutrition (TPN), the nurse should assess the client for signs of rebound hypoglycemia. The nurse knows that rebound hypoglycemia occurs when

The nurse is caring for a patient with bacterial pneumonia that has been receiving flouroquinolone therapy for 3 days. Which finding indicates that the therapy is effectively treating this patient’s infection?

The nurse observes an eight year girl fall to the floor and begin to have a tonic clonic seizure. What are the priority nursing interventions for this patient? Select all that apply.