Q4. A patient’s blood pressure is 120/80 mmHg. What is the pulse pressure?          

Q34. Case Scenario: A 65-year-old patient with angina and type 2 diabetes is on metoprolol and insulin. Current glucose: 58 mg/dL, HR 56 bpm, BP 118/70 mmHg. Patient reports dizziness and sweating. What is the priority nursing action?                        

Q8. Clinical Scenario: Mr. Johnson, 55, presents with paroxysmal SVT. The provider orders adenosine IV push for rapid termination of the arrhythmia. Which classification does adenosine fall under? 

Q30.  Case Scenario: Patient received two nitroglycerin doses for chest pain. Vitals: BP 84/58 mm Hg, HR 112 bpm, pain 3/10. Patient feels lightheaded. What is the best immediate action?      

Which of these is not a factor in placing people with learning disabilities at higher risk from constipation?

Name five interventions that may help to lower high cholesterol.

Which of the following assessment tools would you use to assess the patient’s acute onset of confusion?

A client presents to the clinic with a history of intermittent neurologic symptoms. The client reports periods of extreme fatigue, muscle weakness, numbness in the extremities, difficulty with coordination and balance, and painful muscle spasms. The client also reports episodes of blurred vision and double vision that improve and then recur weeks to months later.  Which condition is most consistent with these findings?

A nurse is monitoring a patient admitted for dehydration. The patient’s weight on admission was 70 kg, and the next morning it is 69 kg. Which interpretation by the nurse is most accurate?

Mrs. L’s daughter reports that the patient has difficulty remembering to eat and becoming resistant to meals. The nurse plans to establish a feeding plan.Which intervention is most appropriate to encourage adequate nutrition?