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NR 446 Nursing Note: Came to school nurse's office today stating he has a headache, is tir NR 446 Nursing Note: Came to school nurse's office today stating he has a headache, is tired, and is very hungry. Brief assessment completed. I had him lay down. Appeared to sleep for about 30 minutes, then woke up and drank 3 cups of water, and ate peanut butter crackers. He wanted to lay down again and 10 minutes later vomited about 75 mL. Requested more food and water.  I offered him sips of water...

NR 446 Prescriptions:ï‚·Amoxicillin clavulanate 0.5 grams by mouth every 8 hours. The bott NR 446 Prescriptions:ï‚·Amoxicillin clavulanate 0.5 grams by mouth every 8 hours. The bottle comes with 100 tablets at 250 milligrams per tablet. The nurse prepares to administer the 0800 amoxicillin clavulanate. Calculate the number of tablets to be administered in a single dose. Round to the nearest whole number and record the number only.To calculate the number of tablets to be administered i...

NR 446 Pt. with wound dehiscence. Review the client™s health information in the electronic NR 446 Pt. with wound dehiscence. Review the client™s health information in the electronic health record (EHR) and then answer the question. Which statements should the nurse teach the client? Select all that apply.  œYou need to make sure you are taking deep breaths to prevent pneumonia. œYou had to receive blood to replenish blood that was lost during and after your surgery. œYou won™t ...

NR 446 Review the client™s health information in the electronic health record (EHR) and th NR 446 Review the client™s health information in the electronic health record (EHR) and then identify the statements by the client that indicate a need for additional education. Select one option in each row. My pancreas has stopped being able to make insulin on its ownif I start to get shaky, I need to give myself insulinI can use the back of my arm or stomach to give myself insulinI can reuse my i...

NR 446 Review this client case. Click to highlight the client™s modifiable risk factors fo NR 446 Review this client case. Click to highlight the client™s modifiable risk factors for cardiovascular disease.‹Marisol (pronouns: she/her/hers) is a 72-year-old female who presented to the urgent care clinic reporting epigastric pain. Vital signs: 142/90 mm/Hg, pulse 80, respiratory rate 16, temperature 98.6 °F (37 °C), pulse oximetry 90%. BMI: 48.9. Client has a past medical history of osteo...

NR 446 Six/ 11@ 0800 AssessmentNeuro: A and o * 4, speech clear, pupils 3 millimeters PERR NR 446 Six/ 11@ 0800 AssessmentNeuro: A and o * 4, speech clear, pupils 3 millimeters PERRLACardiac: S1 and S2 sounds present, regular, even. +2 radial pulses. Cap refill less than three secondsRespiratory: breathing regular, even, non labor. Fruity smelling breath. Lung sounds clear bilaterally. No coughGI: bowel sounds present times 4 quadrants. Abdomen soft, non distended, tender diffuselyGenitourinary...

NR 446 The certified infusion nurse reviews the intravenous needs of clients in the medica NR 446 The certified infusion nurse reviews the intravenous needs of clients in the medical unit. Which clients are identified as those who could benefit from the placement of a central venous access device? Select all that apply. ‹  A client who is unstable requiring large volume infusions A client being discharged home to the care of hospice and unable to take oral fluids A client with fragile ve...

NR 446 The charge nurse is making assignments for the unit. One of the clients returned fr NR 446 The charge nurse is making assignments for the unit. One of the clients returned from cardiac catheterization with three stent placements 30 minutes ago. What is the most appropriate staff assignment for this client™s care?  Licensed practical nurse who has been working full time in the cardiac care unit for 10 years Licensed practical nurse working on a registered nursing degree in cardiac fl...

NR 446 The chemo-certified nurse is caring for clients in the outpatient infusion center. NR 446 The chemo-certified nurse is caring for clients in the outpatient infusion center. The client is a newly diagnosed cancer client who has not undergone a port placement yet. The nurse starts a new intravenous (IV) catheter on the client™s forearm with an 18 gauge. The client had no complaints with flushing of normal saline, nor the initial normal saline fluids. The nurse starts the client on the d...