NUR204

While reviewing the urinalysis report of a patient with cardiac disease, the nurse finds increased levels of sodium in the urine. The patient also has an increase in urinary output. Which finding in the patient's blood results does the nurse correlate with the results from the patient's urinalysis report? a. Increased homocysteine levels b. Increased myoglobin protein levels c. Increased c-reactive protein (CRP) level d. Increased brain natriuretic peptide (BNP) D Which activity can ...

1. Which action should be taken when attempting to decrease falls in the hospital setting? a. Lower the height of the bed and the bottom two side rails before leaving the room. b. Ask patients on first encounter to use the bathroom and every 4 hours thereafter. c. Instruct patients to use the call light only if they think they need help getting out of bed. d. Encourage patients to not take any prescribed medicine that could cause drowsiness or light headedness. Answer: a Keeping the bed in...