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During the Crimean War what was the major achievement for nursing? A) The funds collected from the war were used for opening the first training school for nurses. B) The nurses provided better living and sanitary conditions for the soldiers. C) The nursing care resulted in a decrease of the de...

The nurse understands that an ideal pathic illness is a condition does cause is unexplained. Which is an example of idiopathic illness? A) inflammatory bowel disease B) juvenile rheumatoid arthritis C) fever of undetermined origin D) Patient ductus arteriosus correct answers C) fever of undeterm...

.A nurse is caring for a client with intermittent fever. What is the best way for the nurse to maintain the appropriate room temperature for the client? A) Adjust the thermostat. B) Open doors and windows. C) Turn on the fans in the room. D) Use a humidifier in the room. correct answers A) Adj...

A client is received in a postoperative nursing unit after undergoing abdominal surgery. During this time the nurse failed to recognize the significance of abdominal swelling, which significantly increased during the next 6 hours. Later, the client had to undergo emergency surgery. The lack of actio...

While conducting the physical assessment of a client, the nurse notes an increase in the blood glucose levels. Upon inquiry, the client discloses that lately he has been under a lot of stress at work. Which stage of stress is the client experiencing? A) Tertiary Stage B) Exhaustion Stage C) Res...

A nurse is assigned the care of a client who speaks only French. The nurse does not know the language. What action is appropriate for the nurse in this case? A) Communicate with the client non-verbally. B) Refuse to take charge of the client. C) Ask another nurse to take care of the client. D)...

Which qualities in a nurse help the nurse to become effective in providing for a client's needs while remaining compassionately detached? A) Empathy B) Commiseration C) Sympathy D) Kindness Correct Answer: A Empathy refers to intuitive awareness of what the client is experiencing. It help...

A pregnant client visits the health clinic with pain in the abdomen. What intervention should the nurse anticipate the physician will order at this time? A) Obtain abdominal x-rays B) Administer medications C) Prepare the client for an ultrasound procedure D) Place the client on NPO orders for...

A nurse is caring for a female client with diarrhea. What instruction should the nurse give the client with regard to perineal hygiene? A) Wash hands with cold water after visiting the toilet. B) Wash the perineal area with cold water. C) Clean the perineal area from the front to back. D) Bath...

A nurse is caring for a client who is to be provided nutrition intravenously for a short duration following a tracheostomy. Which intravenous solution needs to be administered to this client? A) Lipid emulsion B) Crystalloid solution C) Colloid solution D) Plasma expanders correct answers B) C...

A much higher than normal body temperature. Correct Hyperthermia A nurse is caring for a client with abdominal injury. What is a responsibility of the nurse? A) Be open and flexible to alternatives. B) Describe desired outcomes. C) Be aware of age-related differences. D) Comply with the pla...