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TESTBANK FOR LEMONE & BURKE’S MEDICAL-
SURGICAL NURSING: CLINICAL REASONING IN
HOSPITAL CLIENT CARE 7TH EDITION/ALL
CHAPTERS 1-52

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throughclinic. Whichstatement byaHospitalclient would indicatefurther questioning priort
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surgical unit. The secretarygives the caregiver the morning labs. Whichofthe following labs w
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ould require that the caregiver callthe physician and informthe healthcare provider aboutthe H
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ospitalclient’s abnormalities?
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ould not be called in to thephysician.
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ce ofstandard precautions. Whichofthe following observations bythecaregiver woul
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drequire further educationregardingstandard precautions?
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dyfluids. It is not necessary for the caregiver to wear gloves while delivering foodtrays
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tothe Hospitalclient, because there is not contact withthe Hospitalclient.
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surgicalunit thata Hospitalclient withactive tuberculosis (TB) is being admitted to the unit. W
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hichtype of isolation is appropriate based onthe Hospitalclient’s diagnosis?
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orkers. The Hospitalclient withpulmonarytuberculosis will be placed in airborne precautions.
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The Hospitalclient should be placed in a private room with special ventilationthat doesnot allo
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